I was considering doing a reaserach paper for my English class on China’s one-child policy and the negative effect on it’s population of girls.
However, I thought I recently that they decided to reverse this law and it is no longer in use or changed in some way…but the only websites I can find haven’t been updated for a long time.
Does anyone know if China is still following this law or not, and if so, are girls still being discriminated against?
Think of it… in China the population was growing way too big so the government made it “one child per couple” and the population ceased to grow as much.
Why not do this in Africa? I mean, Africa may not have a population raging out of control but a lot of these children are born into poverty and during droughts, famine, war, etc. there is hardly enough food for all the children. Why don’t the African governments force the Chinese law on the people? And don’t say because they are democratic. I know about African democracy, it’s not the same as we in the West know it.
Less people = more food, health care, and so on for everyone else.
I mean, even in times of war women in Africa still continue to produce children even if they will be born in unstable, unsafe enviroments. Why?
Okay, not force… advise. How about that?
Would doing this not be an intelligent move to combating poverty?
I’ve heard they made their law harder to adopt a baby girl, from my sister who wants to adopt, is it because they realized there are an imbalance of population between men and women?
Doodlestuff, I heard that one too, in certain region they actually give away money for people to have children
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