December 18, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 33 Dear Colleague: Senator Trent Lott’s position as incoming Senate Majority Leader is in jeopardy because of remarks that were construed as endorsing racism. But actions speak louder than words. We invite everyone who opposes racism in word
December 13, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 32 Dear Colleague: Going into this week’s Fifth Asian and Pacific Population Conference in Bangkok, the global abortion lobby headquartered at the United Nations expected to have it all its own way. But they have run up against
December 6, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 31 Dear Colleague: The British government is attempting to use foreign aid to undermine Peruvian law and promote abortion in that Catholic country, whose people are still reeling from the massive sterilization campaign bankrolled by foreign donors and undertaken
November 26, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 30 Dear Colleague: Stung by the $34 million U.S. cut to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), abortion activists meet in Washington, DC next week to drink tequila and salute Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney for her support of forced abortion.
November 22, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 29 Dear Colleague: The world richest contradiction made headlines this week by appearing in India alongside a giant hot-air condom. Gates was scoring business points by giving away a $100 million on condoms programs. But perhaps his wife and
November 15, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 28 Dear Colleague: A few weeks back, PRI was delighted to hear from a top USAID official that our aid agency was “graduating” the Philippines from family planning/population programs. But things in Washington are not always what they seem.
November 7, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 27 Dear Colleague: The news has been largely overshadowed by his stunning electoral victory, but President Bush has made history on another front this week: He has withdrawn U.S. support from the international “reproductive rights” agenda, a code phrase
Last month I began sharing with you excerpts from my latest book. As I told you last month, from the reports I have heard from inside China, I felt forced to write another book on the situation. In the September/October issue of Population Research Institute
The U.N. Population Fund’s conferences are generally carefully choreographed. But the run-up to the Fifth Asian and Pacific Population Conference, held in Bangkok in December, was unusually ragged. The UNFPA received its first shock even before the conference began. The Bush administration, acting on the
Peruvian novelist and former presidential candidate Mario Vargas Llosa recently criticized Cardinal Juan Luis Cipriani, archbishop of Lima, for allegedly not opposing Peruvian ex-President Alberto Fujimori’s involuntary sterilization campaign. What Mr. Vargas does not know is that Cardinal Cipriani played a key role in the
December 18, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 33 Dear Colleague: Senator Trent Lott’s position as incoming Senate Majority Leader is in jeopardy because of remarks
December 13, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 32 Dear Colleague: Going into this week’s Fifth Asian and Pacific Population Conference in Bangkok, the global abortion
December 6, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 31 Dear Colleague: The British government is attempting to use foreign aid to undermine Peruvian law and promote abortion
November 26, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 30 Dear Colleague: Stung by the $34 million U.S. cut to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), abortion activists
November 22, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 29 Dear Colleague: The world richest contradiction made headlines this week by appearing in India alongside a giant hot-air
November 15, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 28 Dear Colleague: A few weeks back, PRI was delighted to hear from a top USAID official that our
November 7, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 27 Dear Colleague: The news has been largely overshadowed by his stunning electoral victory, but President Bush has made
Last month I began sharing with you excerpts from my latest book. As I told you last month, from the reports I have heard from
The U.N. Population Fund’s conferences are generally carefully choreographed. But the run-up to the Fifth Asian and Pacific Population Conference, held in Bangkok in December,
Peruvian novelist and former presidential candidate Mario Vargas Llosa recently criticized Cardinal Juan Luis Cipriani, archbishop of Lima, for allegedly not opposing Peruvian ex-President Alberto