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China's One-Child Policy: A Social Media Backlash

December 25, 2025

The recent passing of Peng Peiyun, a former leader of China's one-child policy, has sparked intense criticism on social media. Peng, who headed the Family Planning Commission from 1988 to 1998, was remembered by state media as a notable figure in women and children's issues. However, the public's re

politics

Vietnam's New Family Planning Rules: What It Means for the Future

June 4, 2025

Vietnam has made a significant change to its family planning rules. The country has decided to do away with its long-standing two-child policy. This shift comes as Vietnam deals with a drop in birth rates and a shrinking workforce. Lawmakers in Vietnam have updated the Population Law, giving familie

crime

Slovenia's Bear Problem: A Recent Attack Raises Questions

May 28, 2025

In Slovenia, a woman was severely hurt in a bear encounter. This event took place in a wooded region near the city of Ljubljana. The incident happened in the town of Skofljica, about 10 kilometers from the capital. The bear ran back into the forest after the attack. Local authorities have warned

health

What Iran's New Law Means for Abortion and Birth Control

March 26, 2025

In Iran, the topic of abortion is a hot-button issue. It's a debate that's been going on for a while, and it's got a lot of different angles to it. The country's laws and attitudes towards abortion have changed over time. This is mainly because of the country's history, society, and politics. The l

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Unpacking the Twists and Turns of Family Planning in the Past 30 Years

February 10, 2025

The International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), held in 1994, marked a turning point in how we think about reproductive rights. It was meant to put an end to population control and pave the way for better family planning. But, like many big deals, it had its compromises. Thre