Is the One Child Policy Irrelevant
By Susan Yoshihara, Ph.D. | March 8, 2012
A Carnegie Endowment for Peace researcher says in the Diplomat that China’s population would have fallen drastically anyway–even without the one child per family policy instituted 30 years ago. As we heard from All Girl’s Allowed communications director Tessa Gale at the UN on Tuesday, fertility free fall through natural decline would have averted the incalculable moral toll on the nation and the unspeakable suffering of its women.
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