Category: China

The Wall Street Journal published an article today that, according to anonymous sources “familiar with the matter,” the Chinese Communist Party is considering the possibility of ending all birth restrictions in 2025. Reggie Littlejohn, Founder and President of Women’s Rights Without Frontiers, has been battling forced abortion in China for more than a decade.  She issued the following STATEMENT: …

By Scott Whitlock China is facing a baby shortage after decades of a one child policy that resulted in millions of forced abortions and infanticide against girls. Yet CBS This Morning on Tuesday somehow never mentioned the brutal abortion practice that, according to NPR, resulted in “about 100 million missing women across Asia.” Instead reporter Ramy Inocencio simply insisted …

A three-child policy will likely increase gendercide By Reggie Littlejohn, Founder and President of Women’s Rights Without Frontiers Editor’s note. In an article entitled, “China Relaxes Family Planning Policy to Allow Couples to Have Three Children,” a Chinese Communist Party-affiliated news outlet announced curtly on Sunday that “China officially further relaxed its family planning policy, allowing couples to …

“Astonishingly, unabashedly, grotesquely eugenic” By Michael Cook  Editor’s note. This is excerpted from a post that appeared at Mercatornet. Reposted with permission. Mr. Cook is editor of Mercatornet. Dispatch from the Reproductive Revolution. Like the coronavirus, eugenics keeps morphing and mutating to adapt to new environments. In China, for instance, the government has been accused …

By Michael Cook  Reports of bioethical atrocities against Uyghurs in China’s Xinjiang territory are hard to verify, but consistent and persistent. The latest comes from a recent interview in the Japanese newspaper Sankei Shimbun with a female gynaecologist who is an ethnic Uyghur. The woman, identified only as Gülgine, spoke to the newspaper in Istanbul. She has not …

By Women’s Rights Without Frontiers International Women’s Day will not be celebrated by hundreds of millions of Chinese women who live under the iron fist of the Two Child Policy, many of whom have been victims of forced abortion up to the ninth month of pregnancy, as well as forced sterilization.  They have had a …

Sex selection abortion still prevailing By Michael Cook  The number of registered births in China has dropped for the fourth consecutive year, despite the nation’s new two-child policy. Figures from the Public Security Ministry released this week showed 10.04 million births were registered in 2020, a staggering 15% drop from 2019. The sex ratio was 1.11 …

By Women’s Rights Without Frontiers Editor’s note. This story was reposted in NRL News Today a year ago. It remains  a must read as a reminder of what regimes are capable of doing in the name of “population control.” One Child Nation won the Grand Jury Award at Sundance in 2019 and has received significant …

By Steven W. Mosher Editor’s note. This appeared a year ago today in National Right to Life News Today. It is a sober reminder of a brutal, utterly ruthless campaign that we should never forget. When I arrived in China in March 1989 I had no idea that I was about to be caught up …

But “Uyghur women are not ‘emancipated’ by forced abortions and sterilizations” says U.S. Secretary of State By Reggie Littlejohn, President, Women’s Rights Without Frontiers Editors note. This is excerpted from an important statement released this morning. Ms. Littlejohn, who has spoken at an NRL Convention, is an unexcelled expert who has documented the ghastly way …

By Right to Life UK A Member of Parliament (MP) has urged the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office to call on the Chinese Communist Party to end their population control measures, including forced abortions and sterilisation, of the Uyghur community in China. Conservative MP Fiona Bruce, in a debate in the House of Commons on international development …

By Reggie Littlejohn, President, Women’s Rights Without Frontiers This adorable three-week-old baby girl is “Jiao” (her name has been changed to protect her identity) – and she will never know how hard her brave mother fought to keep her alive.  Jiao’s mother wept as she told our undercover fieldworker her story. When Jiao’s mother was six …