Population control (Page 5)

City dwellers often complain about pigeons, calling them “rats with wings” and condemning them as noisy, messy, and disease-carrying excrement machines. But they are really very benign. A big part of the problem is that pigeons aren’t afraid to colonize areas that people consider their own. So can we reallyRead More →

Since its conception, people have feared that an artificial intelligence would turn against humanity and threaten our lives. While this may be a feared outcome several years from now, the most pressing danger right now is the use of AI to oppress millions and facilitate the threat of a controllingRead More →

“I personally think the coronavirus is obviously being used for a bigger agenda,” the 22-year-old NBA player said. “It’s used for population control in terms of being able to control the masses of people. I mean because of the virus, the whole world is controlled.” He continued: “You are requiredRead More →

PARIS – More than 250 years ago – on November 1, 1755 – a massive earthquake and resulting tsunami and fire ravaged the city of Lisbon, killing some 60,000 people. It also sparked a passionate and philosophical debate between two of the greatest European thinkers of the time: Voltaire andRead More →

Strict population control laws with punitive measures to curb population growth and writing of the 22 official languages ​​in Devanagari script were some of the suggestions made by BJP members at the Rajya Sabha on Friday. BJP MPs from Uttar Pradesh Harnath Singh Yadav and Shiv Pratap Shukla made theRead More →

[Editor’s note: The following post was submitted by Lauren Salmiery, National Field Director for the Population Connection Action Fund in response to an essay published by Policy Watch on Nov. 20 entitled “A 1960s population control organization rebranded in 2002. Now it’s recruiting UNC students.”] In response to “A 1960sRead More →

There should be a clear understanding that offering choice and services rather than outright state control works best There should be a clear understanding that offering choice and services rather than outright state control works best On July 11, World Population Day, a Union minister tweeted alarm at what heRead More →

The Government of Canada has issued a report concluding that the country’s mistreatment of Indigenous women constitutes genocide, citing, among other parodies, non-consensual sterilizations. In North America, various biases motivate coercive population control policies; in Asia, where most forced sterilizations take place today, the unfounded alarmism of overpopulation acts asRead More →

There are growing calls for a national population control law. A public campaign, which began on Republic Day, to demand legislation to control the country’s population has won celebrity endorsements and the support of thousands of social media users. A deputy (MP) has drafted a law which proposes to limitRead More →

Over the past 100 years, the popularity of population control in the United States has had its ups and downs. Once seen as a responsible way to protect the planet and ensure its future viability, population control was later revealed to be a coercive tool used to limit the reproductiveRead More →

During the monsoon session, a few members of parliament tabled a bill before President Ram Nath Kovind, demanding a population control bill. If the bill is passed in the Indian Parliament, the two-child policy will be introduced in the country. what is a two children Politics? The two-child policy, knownRead More →

CAIRO — Egypt’s failing economy has prompted authorities to become explicit about family planning, one of the most private issues in this traditional Muslim country. As the Egyptian population reaches the 100 million mark, President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi launches a campaign entitled “Two is enough”. The campaign, backed by the UnitedRead More →

This week: Should countries enforce population control? Let us know by email or in the comments below. Bai Shaofeng has not met a single woman who will date him after nine years of living in Beijing. As a hairdresser in the world’s second largest city, he doesn’t make much moneyRead More →

Because telling people how many children they can have is more than a touchy subject. This week: Should countries enforce population control? Let us know by email or in the comments below. Bai Shaofeng has not met a single woman who will date him after nine years of living inRead More →

We need population control It is instinctive for people to reproduce and have as many children as they want, and any attempt to interfere with this trait is usually met with fierce resistance. However, in today’s increasingly crowded and polluted world, our growing populations will soon be forced to chooseRead More →

Right now, all over the world, women are having sex. Some take the pill. Others may fish condoms out of a drawer. But too many women, especially in developing countries, are still denied their basic human right to choose if, when and how many children to have. On July 11,Read More →

On one level, the approach of natural scientists is correct. There must be a physical limit to the number of humans that can be supported by the earth. In practice, however, the approach of social scientists is the most relevant. Human beings live in society and for millennia, the constraintsRead More →

The study, which also calculated the impact of a birth beyond the child’s lifetime “if the offspring were to reproduce”, said each American child generated seven times more carbon dioxide. over time than a child in China, and 169 times more than a child in China. Bangladesh. Reducing car travel,Read More →

Doodle / Flickr Facts matter: Join for free Mother Jones Daily newsletter. Support our nonprofit reports. Subscribe to our print magazine. We posed this question to several experts from a variety of perspectives, including a feminist, a science writer, an obstetrician, a racial justice advocate, and the author of TheRead More →