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China continues its assault on human life in new five-year proposal
In an attempt to correct the devastating effects of its one-child policy and counter its increasingly aging populations, the Chinese Communist government has proposed a five-year plan that includes a birth policy proposal to encourage more Chinese women to have children. However, the plan, coming from one of the world’s most habitual human rights violators, includes eugenics-based goals such as “optimiz(ing) its birth policy” to “improve the quality of the population.” In other words, only certain types of women with the traits and genes desired by the Communist Party will be encouraged to have more babies.
This five-year proposal part of the Chinese government’s goals to systematically increase its dominant ethnic group, the Han Chinese, while weeding out minorities, such as the
China has an increasingly aging population and lowering national birth rates due to decades of forcing a one-child policy on its people. In 2019, China experienced its lowest birth rate since the Communist Party-caused famine that killed tens of millions of its own citizens.
Despite the Communist Party’s proven and continued human rights violations, the abortion giant International Planned Parenthood Federation has long touted its partnership with China’s Family Planning Association, a deadly alliance allegedly forged in the early 1980s. In addition to the millions of preborn children slaughtered at the hands of China’s devastating policies, Chinese citizens lucky enough to be born have suffered the results. Women in China have the highest suicides rates in the world, and the one-child policy’s disproportionate targeting of females has led to a gender disparity that has contributed to skyrocketing human and sex trafficking.
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China continues its assault on human life in new five-year proposal
In an attempt to correct the devastating effects of its one-child policy and counter its increasingly aging populations, the Chinese Communist government has proposed a five-year plan that includes a birth policy proposal to encourage more Chinese women to have children. However, the plan, coming from one of the world’s most habitual human rights violators, includes eugenics-based goals such as “optimiz(ing) its birth policy” to “improve the quality of the population.” In other words, only certain types of women with the traits and genes desired by the Communist Party will be encouraged to have more babies.
This five-year proposal part of the Chinese government’s goals to systematically increase its dominant ethnic group, the Han Chinese, while weeding out minorities, such as the Uyghur Muslims. According to an AP investigation from June 2020, the Chinese Communist regime implemented an ongoing,
China has an increasingly aging population and lowering national birth rates due to decades of forcing a one-child policy on its people. In 2019, China experienced its lowest birth rate since the Communist Party-caused famine that killed tens of millions of its own citizens.
Despite the Communist Party’s proven and continued human rights violations, the abortion giant International Planned Parenthood Federation has long touted its partnership with China’s Family Planning Association, a deadly alliance allegedly forged in the early 1980s. In addition to the millions of preborn children slaughtered at the hands of China’s devastating policies, Chinese citizens lucky enough to be born have suffered the results. Women in China have the highest suicides rates in the world, and the one-child policy’s disproportionate targeting of females has led to a gender disparity that has contributed to skyrocketing human and sex trafficking.
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