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1 4 | they really have is around 0.6 child/woman.[8]~J-Cl.
2 4 | which number more than 100,000) in order to determine the
3 1(2) | Ediciones PROVIVE, ISBN 980-6256-04-2.~
4 4 | which number more than 100,000) in order to determine
5 1(5) | UN/POP/BRF/BP/1997/1, p. 11.~
6 4(8) | Below-Replacement Fertility, p. 12.~
7 1(4) | Anno II, n. 1, 1997, pp. 3-137.~
8 Intro| the number of births in 15 of these countries. It is
9 6 | monogamous family (cf. article 16). Some are currently striving
10 3 | countries in the world (out of 185) are no longer able to replace
11 1 | examined in Rome[4] (17-19 October 1996). At the present,
12 4 | sterilization in India in 1954 and 1976, leading to the
13 Intro| started around the year 1968. In 51 countries, fertility
14 1 | continuity of this decline since 1975 in countries which already
15 4 | sterilization in India in 1954 and 1976, leading to the overthrow
16 4(10)| Information Service, vol. 1, n. 5, 1980.~
17 1(1) | Vaticana, 1994, ISBN 88-209-1990-7.~
18 6(16)| Encyclical Centesimus Annus, 1991, n. 39.
19 1(1) | Vaticana, 1994, ISBN 88-209-1990-7.~
20 1 | congress in Mexico City[2] (21-23 April 1993). Trends in
21 4(14)| Palabra, 1 February 1998, p. 22.~
22 1 | congress in Mexico City[2] (21-23 April 1993). Trends in Asia
23 6(16)| Centesimus Annus, 1991, n. 39.
24 4 | In Brazil and in Mexico, 40 percent of the women using
25 3 | these 51 countries represent 44 percent of the population
26 1(2) | Ediciones PROVIVE, ISBN 980-6256-04-2.~
27 1(1) | 1994, ISBN 88-209-1990-7.~
28 1(1) | Editrice Vaticana, 1994, ISBN 88-209-1990-7.~
29 1(3) | Ltd., December 1996, ISBN 957-98831-1-4.~
30 1(2) | Ediciones PROVIVE, ISBN 980-6256-04-2.~
31 1(3) | December 1996, ISBN 957-98831-1-4.~
32 3 | out of 185) are no longer able to replace their population.
33 4 | analyzed them in detail for the above-mentioned meeting of demographic experts.
34 2 | programs, always imported from abroad, usually involve coercive
35 4(13)| the surgery but refuses to accept responsibility for complications
36 4(11)| newspaper Le Monde, the accusations in that country against
37 Intro| evident and ever more widely acknowledged that the world is engaged
38 2 | Parenthood Federation--are actively fostering these policies.~
39 4 | family life and professional activity. The lack of true family
40 | actually
41 4 | already mentioned, has been added to these causes. One can
42 2 | Local governments are also adopting such Malthusian policies,
43 5 | small population of young adults must then secure the production
44 3 | demographic decline, with all the adverse consequences that such a
45 5 | population may markedly affect its psychological profile: "
46 6 | solidarity between generations be affirmed.~As a consequence, the Pontifical
47 1 | demographic situation in African countries.~Meanwhile, the
48 | again
49 | against
50 5 | already at work in some "aged" countries--would merely
51 5 | unemployment itself is aggravated by the demographic decline.~
52 5 | of the problems which lie ahead.~It is urgent that public
53 2 | same way, international aid for development is regularly
54 2 | southern countries. On this alarmist basis, different agencies
55 5 | hand, with countries like Algeria, Morocco and Turkey on the
56 5 | to cut down on the money allocated for the training of new
57 | always
58 6 | life" can be built. This ambitious project is not out of reach,
59 3 | below-replacement-level fertility in America (the United States, Canada,
60 1(2) | Cuestiones Demográficas en América Latina en perspectiva del
61 1 | that way, trends in the Americas were the object of a congress
62 1(5) | Aminur Khan, Fertility Trends among
63 3 | revealed in statistics and the analysis of available data. For 30
64 4 | Démographiques (Paris), has analyzed them in detail for the above-mentioned
65 1(4) | Familia et Vita, Anno II, n. 1, 1997, pp. 3-137.~
66 6(16)| II, Encyclical Centesimus Annus, 1991, n. 39.
67 1(2) | Latina en perspectiva del año internacional de la familia
68 | another
69 2 | is, for them, a necessary antecedent to development.~
70 | any
71 4 | War II reconstruction.[9]~Apart from these causes based
72 6 | enthusiasm their unreserved approval of the letter and spirit
73 2 | mutilation under the false argument that it is, for them, a
74 6 | forms of oppression (cf. articles 4 and 5). The lies which
75 5 | scientific, technical, artistic, moral and religious common
76 4 | of congressmen who have asked that the Peruvian Congress
77 5 | also foresee some other aspects of the current trend: the
78 6 | nations the occasion to assert again with enthusiasm their
79 5 | contrary to what is often asserted, unemployment itself is
80 6 | and especially Christian associations, to do their part in making
81 6 | every law, which would attempt to limit the possession
82 1 | the Family follows with attention and interest the studies
83 1 | 1. BEING ATTENTIVE TO DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS~Following
84 4(11)| opinion was hardly concerned, attributing them to the Church's traditional
85 4 | populations. According to this author, a return to a higher fertility
86 3 | statistics and the analysis of available data. For 30 years, the
87 4(12)| the vaccination for their baby and for a small, painless
88 4(13)| country, and has brought back testimonies which confirm
89 4(13)| the operation turns out badly. N. Bonnet, La campagne
90 3 | of births. This negative balance is occurring in 13 countries
91 6 | inevitably lead to violence and barbarity and introduce the "culture
92 4 | Apart from these causes based on living conditions and
93 2 | countries. On this alarmist basis, different agencies of the
94 | becoming
95 1 | the fertility transition begins, further declines follow
96 2 | demographic situation has begun to be recognized. Indeed,
97 3 | in 1994, and during the Beijing Conference in 1995.~
98 1 | 1. BEING ATTENTIVE TO DEMOGRAPHIC
99 3 | Estonia, Latvia, Germany, Belarus, Bulgaria, Hungary, Russia,
100 3 | every continent. There is below-replacement-level fertility in America (the
101 | Beyond
102 4(9) | historical trend without a big shock?". J-Cl. Chesnais,
103 4 | of deaths. The Catholic Bishops of the region have demanded
104 1 | and Social Affairs. This body convened a meeting of 14
105 Intro| be forged without delay, boldly facing the future and mindful
106 2 | so-called "demographic time bomb". The Pontifical Council
107 3 | the number of children born of each woman, is lower
108 | both
109 4 | Gandhi's government.[10] In Brazil and in Mexico, 40 percent
110 5 | these causes, which we have briefly noted, disturbing consequences
111 3 | that such a decline can bring about. In the near future,
112 5 | of the educational system brings in turn a considerable risk:
113 4(13)| of the country, and has brought back testimonies which confirm
114 6 | has committed itself to build its future. These values
115 6 | culture of life" can be built. This ambitious project
116 3 | Latvia, Germany, Belarus, Bulgaria, Hungary, Russia, Spain
117 5 | provide for the economic burden of the elderly, there is
118 3 | for example, during the Cairo Conference in 1994, and
119 5 | Affairs did not hesitate to call for this meeting of experts
120 5 | of losing what might be called the communal memory. The
121 4 | the massive, scandalous campaigns of male and female sterilization
122 4(14)| Joaquin Diez Esteban, "La campaña de control de la natalidad
123 2 | demographic growth, which is causing a "demographic explosion"--
124 6 | 6. CELEBRATING MAN AND HIS RIGHTS~In this
125 6(16)| John Paul II, Encyclical Centesimus Annus, 1991, n. 39.
126 1 | the studies of research centres on demographic matters.
127 2 | population have developed a certain universal and erroneous
128 4 | unprecedented situation are certainly complex.[7] J-Cl. Chesnais,
129 4 | conditions and on sociocultural changes in industrially developed
130 4(13)| explains that the State takes charge of the surgery but refuses
131 4 | of births. The spread of chemical contraception techniques
132 4 | really have is around 0.6 child/woman.[8]~J-Cl. Chesnais
133 3 | Asia (Georgia, Thailand, China, Japan and South Korea),
134 6 | goodwill, and especially Christian associations, to do their
135 4(14)| de la natalidad se cobra cinco víctimas", Palabra, 1 February
136 1 | permitted a closer look at the circumstances proper to specific continents.
137 1(1) | Dimensions of Population Trends, Cittá del Vaticano, Libreria Editrice
138 5 | in effectively limiting clandestine immigration from poorer
139 4(13)| El Comercio, in order to clarify the debate, has carried
140 4(12)| American expert Richard Clinton said: "Dispensaries have
141 1 | Pontifical Council for the Family closely follows the demographic
142 1 | experts. This has permitted a closer look at the circumstances
143 | Co
144 4(14)| control de la natalidad se cobra cinco víctimas", Palabra,
145 4 | continues to do so. Labour Codes do not facilitate the desire
146 2 | abroad, usually involve coercive measures of fertility control.
147 4(11)| new, but, "since they had come until now from the Catholic
148 4(13)| The newspaper El Comercio, in order to clarify the
149 Intro| whose 50th anniversary is commemorated this year.~*** ~
150 1 | the Caribbean. One expert, commenting on the continuity of this
151 6 | subscribed, and on which it has committed itself to build its future.
152 5 | what might be called the communal memory. The transmission
153 6 | opportunity for the human community to strengthen the respect
154 5 | different. If, for example, we compare the age pyramid in countries
155 4 | state of mind which could be compared to that of the "baby-boom"
156 2 | financial resources in order to compel many countries to institute
157 6 | totally unjustified and completely in violation of human rights.~ ~
158 4(13)| accept responsibility for complications or deaths when the operation
159 5 | countries whose demographic age compositions are widely different. If,
160 6 | be safeguarded from all compromise on the part of States, international
161 5 | knowledge, the truth cannot be concealed forever. One cannot but
162 4(11)| public opinion was hardly concerned, attributing them to the
163 4 | woman.[8]~J-Cl. Chesnais concludes his report about the causes
164 6 | known. It invites them to condemn with courage the Malthusian
165 6 | They do not result from a consensus which is open to negotiation
166 6 | generations be affirmed.~As a consequence, the Pontifical Council
167 5 | populations decreases markedly. Consequently, we see a reversal of the
168 5 | system brings in turn a considerable risk: that of losing what
169 6 | cf. article 2.2). Every constitution, every law, which would
170 6 | Human rights transcend every constitutional order". These rights are
171 6 | formulations which exist in constitutions and laws (cf. article 2.
172 4(9) | materialism (hedonism, cult of consumption, American way of life).
173 1 | circumstances proper to specific continents. In that way, trends in
174 2 | the UN have invested and continue to invest huge financial
175 3 | the world's population has continued to decline at a regular
176 4 | has sharply increased, and continues to do so. Labour Codes do
177 1 | expert, commenting on the continuity of this decline since 1975
178 3 | policies stand in total contradiction to the actual demographic
179 5 | to be pointed out that, contrary to what is often asserted,
180 5 | problems produced by such a contrast. Some of the difficulties
181 6 | invites them to condemn with courage the Malthusian programs
182 5 | social dynamism and reduced creativity--which seem already at work
183 4(11)| Pérou provoque de nombreuses critiques. L'existence de pressions
184 4(9) | does not hold: the real crucial change was the change in
185 3 | the United States, Canada, Cuba, and most of the Caribbean
186 1(2) | Cuestiones Demográficas en América
187 4(9) | of materialism (hedonism, cult of consumption, American
188 5 | memory. The transmission of cultural, scientific, technical,
189 6 | cf. article 16). Some are currently striving for these harmful
190 5 | is a great temptation to cut down on the money allocated
191 4 | of the Institut National d'Études Démographiques (Paris),
192 6 | introduce the "culture of death".[16]~As Pope John Paul
193 4(13)| in order to clarify the debate, has carried out a large
194 2 | They are systematically deceived and driven to consent to
195 1(3) | Gabriel Printing Co. Ltd., December 1996, ISBN 957-98831-1-4.~
196 3 | responsible for public policy decisions. They are passed over in
197 4(10)| voluntary" sterilizations declined sharply in the year following
198 1 | transition begins, further declines follow invariably".[5]~
199 4 | countries whose fertility is declining at the present can be expected
200 5 | ratio in these populations decreases markedly. Consequently,
201 5 | active population, some deep imbalances are occurring
202 6 | common reference to values, defended at the price of so many
203 Intro| solidarity must be forged without delay, boldly facing the future
204 4 | Bishops of the region have demanded an explanation.[14] They
205 1(2) | Cuestiones Demográficas en América Latina en perspectiva
206 4 | Institut National d'Études Démographiques (Paris), has analyzed them
207 2 | for the Family, which has demonstrated in one of its publications[6]
208 Intro| demographic trends cannot be denied any longer. It is increasingly
209 4(11)| exercées sur les femmes a été dénoncée par un journal et plusieurs
210 6 | meaning, should be immediately denounced as discriminatory and, as
211 6 | declared in 1948, does not depend on the relative quality
212 6 | which is open to negotiation depending on the forces or self-interests
213 3 | aging on population leads to depopulation, with the number of deaths
214 6 | harmful goals, seeking to deprive some human beings of their
215 4 | Paris), has analyzed them in detail for the above-mentioned
216 4 | than 100,000) in order to determine the medical and ethical
217 1 | an ever greater number of developing countries, in Southern and
218 4(10)| sterilization in conditions devoid of hygiene was obtained
219 1 | a meeting which will be devoted to the demographic situation
220 | did
221 4(14)| Joaquin Diez Esteban, "La campaña de
222 4 | it is estimated that the difference between the number of children
223 5 | a contrast. Some of the difficulties that rich countries find
224 6 | integrity, and the equal dignity of all human beings (cf.
225 1(1) | Family, Ethical and Pastoral Dimensions of Population Trends, Cittá
226 3 | AGEING OF POPULATIONS~These disastrous policies stand in total
227 6 | immediately denounced as discriminatory and, as suggested by the
228 2 | For too long, most of the discussions about population have developed
229 4(12)| expert Richard Clinton said: "Dispensaries have monthly quotas to respect".
230 4(12)| Quechua women to go "to the dispensary" for "the vaccination for
231 5 | which we have briefly noted, disturbing consequences result. The
232 | down
233 2 | systematically deceived and driven to consent to their mutilation
234 3 | following an impressive drop in their fertility, 51 countries
235 4 | matrimony, has significantly dropped, and thus fewer people are
236 5 | economic, scientific and social dynamism and reduced creativity--
237 4(12)| losing their jobs, were so eager to "encourage" Quechua women
238 4 | Some of the causes are easily spotted. The marriage rate,
239 1 | countries, in Southern and Eastern Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean.
240 1(2) | 1994, Mexico, April 1993, Ediciones PROVIVE, ISBN 980-6256-04-
241 1(1) | Cittá del Vaticano, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 1994, ISBN 88-
242 5 | of an aging population on education. In order to provide for
243 5 | generations. This weakening of the educational system brings in turn a
244 5 | countries find today in effectively limiting clandestine immigration
245 5 | Among the most obvious effects of demographic decline,
246 4(13)| The newspaper El Comercio, in order to clarify
247 4 | decrease by introducing a new element in demography, which has
248 4(12)| jobs, were so eager to "encourage" Quechua women to go "to
249 6(16)| Pope John Paul II, Encyclical Centesimus Annus, 1991,
250 | end
251 5 | common goods becomes thereby endangered. It also needs to be pointed
252 Intro| acknowledged that the world is engaged in a marked demographic
253 6 | occasion to assert again with enthusiasm their unreserved approval
254 4 | The marriage rate, in an environment which is unfavorable to
255 6 | psychological integrity, and the equal dignity of all human beings (
256 6 | strengthen the respect due to the essential values to which it has subscribed,
257 4 | legalization of abortion have been established, while, at the same time,
258 2 | granted on the condition of establishing programs of population control
259 4(14)| Joaquin Diez Esteban, "La campaña de control
260 4 | would like to have: it is estimated that the difference between
261 3 | countries already, including Estonia, Latvia, Germany, Belarus,
262 4(11)| exercées sur les femmes a été dénoncée par un journal
263 4 | the Institut National d'Études Démographiques (Paris),
264 1 | countries of Europe were examined in Rome[4] (17-19 October
265 6 | Declaration implies the exclusion of all efforts which seek,
266 4(11)| L'existence de pressions exercées sur les femmes a été dénoncée
267 6 | of the formulations which exist in constitutions and laws (
268 4 | declining at the present can be expected only if there is a change
269 4 | region have demanded an explanation.[14] They have been joined
270 5 | which have been too often exploited in order to "justify" programs
271 2 | is causing a "demographic explosion"--the so-called "demographic
272 2 | viewed as a prisoner of an "exponential", even "galloping" demographic
273 5 | countries--would merely express the structure of the demographic
274 1 | Australia, New Zealand--is extending to an ever greater number
275 6 | so many tears, that the fabric of the nations can be restored,
276 5 | ideological sophisms and even fabricated statistics that are invoked
277 4 | so. Labour Codes do not facilitate the desire of women to integrate
278 Intro| forged without delay, boldly facing the future and mindful of
279 5 | we are impressed by the fact that they are precisely
280 4 | developed countries, other factors directly link demographic
281 6 | great vigilance is needed. Faithfulness to the Declaration implies
282 4(10)| in the year following the fall of Mrs. Gandhi's government.
283 5 | less urgent to reject the fallacious data, ideological sophisms
284 2 | their mutilation under the false argument that it is, for
285 3 | realities, which have been familiar to demographers for a long
286 4 | demographic decrease, explains why families cannot actually have the
287 4(11)| they are reiterated by the farmers' union, popular women's
288 4 | the same time, policies in favour of welcoming new lives have
289 4(12)| Public Health Department, for fear of losing their jobs, were
290 2 | provoked and nurtured unfounded fears about demography, especially
291 4(14)| cinco víctimas", Palabra, 1 February 1998, p. 22.~
292 2 | International Planned Parenthood Federation--are actively fostering these
293 4 | scandalous campaigns of male and female sterilization in India in
294 4(11)| popular women's organizations, feminists and opposition members of
295 4(11)| pressions exercées sur les femmes a été dénoncée par un journal
296 6 | suspect of totalitarian ferments.~It is on this common reference
297 4 | percent of the women using a fertility-control method are sterilized.~At
298 4 | significantly dropped, and thus fewer people are marrying. The
299 5 | on these themes. In the field of demography, as in other
300 5 | demography, as in other fields of knowledge, the truth
301 2 | continue to invest huge financial resources in order to compel
302 1 | begins, further declines follow invariably".[5]~
303 2 | population control which include forced sterilizations, or sterilizations
304 6 | negotiation depending on the forces or self-interests that may
305 5 | decline.~The experts also foresee some other aspects of the
306 5 | truth cannot be concealed forever. One cannot but rejoice
307 Intro| true solidarity must be forged without delay, boldly facing
308 5 | job market.~Nor should one forget the effect of an aging population
309 6 | impose upon the weakest new forms of oppression (cf. articles
310 6 | relative quality of the formulations which exist in constitutions
311 | forty
312 2 | Federation--are actively fostering these policies.~In the poor
313 | found
314 2 | vocabulary" really lacks all foundation, is pleased to note that,
315 5 | pyramid in countries such as France, Spain and Italy, on the
316 1(3) | 18-20 September 1995, The Franciscan Gabriel Printing Co. Ltd.,
317 4(12)| for a small, painless and free operation for themselves".
318 4(11)| As pointed out by the French newspaper Le Monde, the
319 4(11)| de la santé", Le Monde, Friday, 2 January 1998, p. 3.~
320 6 | its nourishment and its fruit, supposes, as a preliminary
321 4 | congressmen seek to reveal the full truth regarding violations
322 5 | order to secure the healthy functioning of various social insurance
323 | further
324 1(3) | September 1995, The Franciscan Gabriel Printing Co. Ltd., December
325 2 | an "exponential", even "galloping" demographic growth, which
326 Intro| is urgent to increase the general knowledge of these trends.
327 3 | Caribbean islands), in Asia (Georgia, Thailand, China, Japan
328 3 | including Estonia, Latvia, Germany, Belarus, Bulgaria, Hungary,
329 4(10)| obtained in exchange for a gift of food. The number of such "
330 4 | age at which women first give birth has sharply increased,
331 4(12)| encourage" Quechua women to go "to the dispensary" for "
332 6 | striving for these harmful goals, seeking to deprive some
333 5 | moral and religious common goods becomes thereby endangered.
334 6 | Family invites all people of goodwill, and especially Christian
335 4 | carried out during this governmental campaign.[15]~
336 2 | informed consent. Local governments are also adopting such Malthusian
337 2 | development is regularly granted on the condition of establishing
338 6 | international organizations, private groups or individuals. These rights
339 6 | efforts which seek, under the guide of so-called "new rights",
340 4(10)| Gandhi's government. J.H. Leavesley, Update on Sterilization,
341 4(9) | The second half of this century experienced
342 5 | Spain and Italy, on the one hand, with countries like Algeria,
343 4(11)| Church, public opinion was hardly concerned, attributing them
344 6 | currently striving for these harmful goals, seeking to deprive
345 4 | desire of women to integrate harmoniously their family life and professional
346 4 | indignation.[11] Public health-care employees[12] put "pressure"
347 5 | in order to secure the healthy functioning of various social
348 4(9) | victory of materialism (hedonism, cult of consumption, American
349 2 | programs are the innocent and helpless populations. They are systematically
350 | Here
351 5 | and Social Affairs did not hesitate to call for this meeting
352 6 | ibid.), or to undermine the heterosexual, monogamous family (cf.
353 3 | a long time, still seem hidden from the media, public opinion
354 4(9) | such an inversion of the historical trend without a big shock?".
355 | How
356 | however
357 2 | invested and continue to invest huge financial resources in order
358 3 | Germany, Belarus, Bulgaria, Hungary, Russia, Spain and Italy.~
359 4(10)| in conditions devoid of hygiene was obtained in exchange
360 6 | individuals. These rights are identified as follows: the right to
361 5 | reject the fallacious data, ideological sophisms and even fabricated
362 4 | on women who were mostly illiterate and not informed about the
363 1 | for various nations in the immediate future. These experts could
364 6 | their meaning, should be immediately denounced as discriminatory
365 5 | effectively limiting clandestine immigration from poorer countries may
366 6 | Faithfulness to the Declaration implies the exclusion of all efforts
367 2 | organizations--of which the most important is the well-known International
368 2 | that these programs, always imported from abroad, usually involve
369 6 | fundamental rights, and to impose upon the weakest new forms
370 5 | Turkey on the other, we are impressed by the fact that they are
371 3 | this point, following an impressive drop in their fertility,
372 5 | reason not to reject the inaccuracies and lies which have been
373 3 | in 13 countries already, including Estonia, Latvia, Germany,
374 5 | programs and policies totally incompatible with the respect due to
375 4 | first give birth has sharply increased, and continues to do so.
376 5 | responsibility in society increases. Under these conditions,
377 Intro| denied any longer. It is increasingly evident and ever more widely
378 | Indeed
379 4 | female sterilization in India in 1954 and 1976, leading
380 1 | demographic data has already indicated for many years, namely,
381 4(11)| national congress of rural and indigenous women that protests are
382 4 | a worldwide reaction of indignation.[11] Public health-care
383 6 | organizations, private groups or individuals. These rights are identified
384 6 | undergird these efforts inevitably lead to violence and barbarity
385 4(10)| Sterilization, Family Planning Information Service, vol. 1, n. 5, 1980.~
386 6 | order". These rights are inherent in each man. They do not
387 2 | of these programs are the innocent and helpless populations.
388 4(13)| has carried out a large inquiry on these sterilizations
389 4 | J-Cl. Chesnais, of the Institut National d'Études Démographiques (
390 2 | compel many countries to institute Malthusian policies. It
391 1 | demographic matters. Among these institutions is the Population Division
392 4 | facilitate the desire of women to integrate harmoniously their family
393 5 | moroseness", the lack of intellectual, economic, scientific and
394 1 | follows with attention and interest the studies of research
395 1(2) | Latina en perspectiva del año internacional de la familia 1994, Mexico,
396 4(9) | this model.... The trivial interpretation of the baby-boom as a response
397 Intro| Intro~The truth about current
398 6 | violence and barbarity and introduce the "culture of death".[16]~
399 4 | the fertility decrease by introducing a new element in demography,
400 1 | further declines follow invariably".[5]~
401 4(9) | possible to imagine such an inversion of the historical trend
402 2 | invested and continue to invest huge financial resources
403 2 | agencies of the UN have invested and continue to invest huge
404 4 | that the Peruvian Congress investigate these sterilizations (which
405 5 | fabricated statistics that are invoked in presentations on these
406 2 | imported from abroad, usually involve coercive measures of fertility
407 3 | and most of the Caribbean islands), in Asia (Georgia, Thailand,
408 4(10)| Mrs. Gandhi's government. J.H. Leavesley, Update on
409 4(11)| santé", Le Monde, Friday, 2 January 1998, p. 3.~
410 4(14)| Joaquin Diez Esteban, "La campaña
411 5 | generations find a reduced job market.~Nor should one forget
412 4 | explanation.[14] They have been joined by a large group of congressmen
413 4(11)| femmes a été dénoncée par un journal et plusieurs organisations
414 5 | often exploited in order to "justify" programs and policies totally
415 1(5) | Aminur Khan, Fertility Trends among
416 6 | demographic trends widely known. It invites them to condemn
417 3 | China, Japan and South Korea), in Oceania (Australia)
418 4(11)| de nombreuses critiques. L'existence de pressions exercées
419 4 | and continues to do so. Labour Codes do not facilitate
420 2 | popular vocabulary" really lacks all foundation, is pleased
421 | last
422 1(2) | Demográficas en América Latina en perspectiva del año internacional
423 | latter
424 3 | already, including Estonia, Latvia, Germany, Belarus, Bulgaria,
425 6 | Every constitution, every law, which would attempt to
426 6 | exist in constitutions and laws (cf. article 2.2). Every
427 6 | these efforts inevitably lead to violence and barbarity
428 4 | India in 1954 and 1976, leading to the overthrow of Mrs.
429 3 | effect of aging on population leads to depopulation, with the
430 6 | abortion (cf. article 3), to leave physical integrity unprotected (
431 4(10)| Gandhi's government. J.H. Leavesley, Update on Sterilization,
432 4 | techniques and often the legalization of abortion have been established,
433 4(11)| de pressions exercées sur les femmes a été dénoncée par
434 6 | unreserved approval of the letter and spirit of the Universal
435 1(1) | Trends, Cittá del Vaticano, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 1994,
436 5 | precursor of the problems which lie ahead.~It is urgent that
437 4(13)| have submitted to tubal ligation. The newspaper explains
438 6 | which would attempt to limit the possession of these
439 4 | and policies of voluntary limitation of births. The spread of
440 5 | find today in effectively limiting clandestine immigration
441 4(9) | century could stress the limits of this model.... The trivial
442 4 | other factors directly link demographic decrease to
443 4 | favour of welcoming new lives have been weakened.~In recent
444 4 | from these causes based on living conditions and on sociocultural
445 2 | proper informed consent. Local governments are also adopting
446 1 | This has permitted a closer look at the circumstances proper
447 3 | children born of each woman, is lower than 2.1. This is the minimum
448 | Ltd
449 6 | associations, to do their part in making the truth regarding current
450 4 | scandalous campaigns of male and female sterilization
451 1 | DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS~Following the mandate which it has received, the
452 Intro| the world is engaged in a marked demographic decline, which
453 5 | generations find a reduced job market.~Nor should one forget the
454 4 | are easily spotted. The marriage rate, in an environment
455 4 | and thus fewer people are marrying. The mean age at which women
456 4 | weakened.~In recent years, mass sterilization, already mentioned,
457 4 | causes. One can recall the massive, scandalous campaigns of
458 4(9) | puritanism and the victory of materialism (hedonism, cult of consumption,
459 4 | which is unfavorable to matrimony, has significantly dropped,
460 1 | research centres on demographic matters. Among these institutions
461 6 | rights, or to modify their meaning, should be immediately denounced
462 2 | usually involve coercive measures of fertility control. In
463 1 | already convened various meetings of world-renowned experts.
464 4(11)| feminists and opposition members of Congress". N. Bonnet, "
465 5 | might be called the communal memory. The transmission of cultural,
466 5 | demographic decline, we have to mention the violent imbalances,
467 4 | mass sterilization, already mentioned, has been added to these
468 5 | aged" countries--would merely express the structure of
469 4 | using a fertility-control method are sterilized.~At the present
470 4 | responsibility. These are the methods and policies of voluntary
471 | might
472 Intro| boldly facing the future and mindful of the Declaration of Human
473 3 | lower than 2.1. This is the minimum level of fertility needed
474 4(9) | stress the limits of this model.... The trivial interpretation
475 6 | these declared rights, or to modify their meaning, should be
476 5 | temptation to cut down on the money allocated for the training
477 6 | undermine the heterosexual, monogamous family (cf. article 16).
478 4(12)| why, near the end of each month, the employees of the Public
479 4(12)| said: "Dispensaries have monthly quotas to respect". This
480 4 | there is a change in the "mood" in these countries, a shift
481 5 | scientific, technical, artistic, moral and religious common goods
482 5 | countries like Algeria, Morocco and Turkey on the other,
483 5 | psychological profile: "moroseness", the lack of intellectual,
484 3 | number of countries whose mortality rate is higher than its
485 | mostly
486 4(9) | the state of mind, from mourning to hope. How is it possible
487 3 | below replacement level will multiply. In the same way, the number
488 2 | driven to consent to their mutilation under the false argument
489 | namely
490 4(14)| campaña de control de la natalidad se cobra cinco víctimas",
491 2 | that it is, for them, a necessary antecedent to development.~
492 5 | people who have a greater need of health care and medical
493 5 | thereby endangered. It also needs to be pointed out that,
494 3 | the number of births. This negative balance is occurring in
495 4 | demography, which has been rather neglected by demographers: the ratio
496 6 | consensus which is open to negotiation depending on the forces
497 | nevertheless
498 4(11)| stérilisation au Pérou provoque de nombreuses critiques. L'existence de
499 2 | Malthusian policies, and non-governmental organizations--of which
500 | Nor
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