China Family Planning
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Death Of China's 'One Child Policy' Ex-Chief Sees Less Tributes, More Criticism
The death of a former head of China's one-child policy has been met not by tributes but by castigation of the abandoned policy on social media this week.
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China To Limit Family Size For Up To 30 Years, Despite Concerns
China will stick to family planning restrictions for up to 30 years, a senior Chinese official said today, rejecting concern that limits on the number of children had shrunk the pool of workers needed to support an aging population.
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Top Chinese filmmaker apologises over children: studio
One of China's top movie directors has admitted having three children with his current wife, according to a studio media posting, apologising after months of speculation he broke the country's controversial family planning laws.
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Chinese officials seized and sold babies, parents say
Many parents and grandparents in this mountainous region of terraced rice and sweet potato fields have long known to grab their babies and find the nearest hiding place whenever family planning officials show up. Too many infants, they say, have been snatched by officials, never to be seen again.
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Death Of China's 'One Child Policy' Ex-Chief Sees Less Tributes, More Criticism
The death of a former head of China's one-child policy has been met not by tributes but by castigation of the abandoned policy on social media this week.
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China To Limit Family Size For Up To 30 Years, Despite Concerns
China will stick to family planning restrictions for up to 30 years, a senior Chinese official said today, rejecting concern that limits on the number of children had shrunk the pool of workers needed to support an aging population.
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Top Chinese filmmaker apologises over children: studio
One of China's top movie directors has admitted having three children with his current wife, according to a studio media posting, apologising after months of speculation he broke the country's controversial family planning laws.
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Chinese officials seized and sold babies, parents say
Many parents and grandparents in this mountainous region of terraced rice and sweet potato fields have long known to grab their babies and find the nearest hiding place whenever family planning officials show up. Too many infants, they say, have been snatched by officials, never to be seen again.
