In a story that seems straight out of “Star Wars: The Clone Wars,” a Chinese billionaire has allegedly fathered more than 100 U.S.-born children via surrogacy.  According to reporting from the Wall Street Journal, Xu Bo, a Chinese videogame executive, says he hopes to have at least 20 children—boys, because they’re superior to girls—born through surrogacy in the U.S. His goal? For them to one day

China is infamous for its authoritarian tyranny – including over the family planning choices of its citizens. For 35 tragic years, their Communist regime enforced a one-child policy that crippled China’s population, stunted their economy, contributed to untold abortion atrocities, and severely damaged the attitudes of their millennials and Gen Z when it comes to starting families of their own.

In a tone-deaf message during the recent ‘Group of 20 Summit’ in Indonesia, President Biden relayed his utter dismay that his party lacks the votes possible to codify “abortion rights” into the Constitution. The President seemingly forgot that Chinese President Xi Jinping was also present at the conference — and his country, China, is currently suffering greatly from the effects

Today on Explicitly Pro-Life, the podcast hosted by SFLA President Kristan Hawkins, President of Population Research Institute Steven Mosher joins Hawkins to discuss the one child policy in China and its disastrous effects on the population.   The episode, entitled “China is Rapidly Aging & Dying,” explains the timeline of forced abortions in China and how the implementation of such unethical

After years of horrifying human rights violations masquerading as family-planning policies authorized by the Chinese government to ensure a one-child per state-approved family, China has shocked the world with new abortion policies with an entirely different focus. But why isn’t anyone talking about it, and is there a dark side to this news? Let’s discuss the implications:   What’s changing in

In a sad turn of events, a report has recently shown that the United States of America—known for being a shining light of equality to the surrounding world—has a commonality with harsh, authoritarian countries such as North Korea and China. These countries are known for horrific human rights violations, and this similarity is unfortunately over just that: the ability to

  My name is Ayden Lincoln, and this is my story. I was born on October 28, 2002, in China, and immediately abandoned. However, the next day I was found in a shoebox at a train station. At the time, I weighed a mere three pounds and had my umbilical cord still attached. Upon being found, I was taken to an

  BREAKING! After decades of enforcing limits on child births and family size, Chinese officials are now allowing their repressed citizens to have up to three children without being forced to abort, sterilized, or fined. This comes amid concerns about a massive aging population that far outnumbers youth who are able to care for them. Since 1980, China has vigorously

  It’s not new knowledge that China has been committing human rights atrocities against a minority population of Muslims called Uyghurs. The Associated Press broke an explosive story in the summer of 2020 in which they noted, ‘[T]he campaign over the past four years in the far west region of Xinjiang is leading to what some experts are calling a

  The Chinese Embassy in the U.S. lauded the Chinese Government’s practice of forced abortions and sterilization of Uighur women in a Tweet, calling it “emancipation.” The Tweet was in response to a study claiming that lowering the birth rate has led to the “eradication of extremism” among the Uighur people. The extremism they mention is actually motherhood. The tweet