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 China/Tibet. Why is the Chinese Government making women have forced sterilization? Why are the Tibetans only allowed one child? Why doesn’t the Chinese Government like the Dalia Lama? Why did the Chinese Government chose the 15th Dalai Lama? What is actually happing in Tibet? Why did China give Tibet independence? Why does China want Tibet? Why is China lying about how many people they have killed? Is it Tibet or China who is starting the fight? Why has China not kept their human right promises? Why do the monks and the Dalai Lama always wear red? Was Tibet better with or without the Dalia Lama? Why do they have to have a child policy? Inquiry: One child policy: Should other countries use it? Questions and Keywords and answer

When was the one child policy brought to China? one, child, policy, brought, china  1979 as a way of reining in population growth already running at dangerously high levels in the world's most populous nation, most families are limited to one child.

Who brought the one child policy to China?  Brought, one, child, policy, China It was 1979 when Xiaoping first introduced the One-Child Policy to his nation.  Why is the one child policy different to Chinese and Tibetans who have disabled children? One, Child, Policy, Different, Chinese, Tibetans, Disabled, Children  The worst natural disaster to hit China in 30 years has brought the spotlight to bear on one of the country's most controversial policies of social engineering, and highlighted how this policy puts unbearable pressure on many families in contemporary China. China announced on Monday it's making exceptions to its one-child policy for some families affected by the devastating earthquake two weeks ago. The Chengdu Population and Family Planning Committee in the capital of hard-hit Sichuan province announced that families whose child was killed, severely injured or disabled in the quake could get a certificate allowing them to have another child. If a child born illegally was killed in the quake, the parents will no longer have to pay fines for that child - but the previously paid fines won't be refunded, the committee said. If a couple's legally born child was killed and the couple is left with an illegally born child under the age of 18, that child can be registered as the legal child. There are no limits on the number of earthquake orphans a family can adopt. A couple that adopts won't be penalized if they later have their own biological children.  Why do people take other peoples children? People, take, children  Human trafficking is modern-day slavery that uses kidnapping, fraud, psychological and physical abuse to force men, women and children into labor and sexual exploitation. It is estimated that eight-hundred thousand people are trafficked across international borders each year. In China, as in many other Asian countries, Chinese women and girls fall victim to traffickers who transport them abroad for sexual exploitation. Chinese of both sexes migrate all over the world for low-skilled labor and a significant number of them fall victim to enforced servitude. There are also reports of forced labor among migrant workers moving internally within China.  Why was the one child policy brought into China?  One, Child, Policy, Brought China.  They don't want to overpopulate.  Why do parents who have more than one child have to pay or sell their children to pay the fine? Parents, more than one, child, pay, sell, children  Someone told me that the parents are forced to chose. That does not seem practicle to me. That would mean that the state would have to feed and clothe that child at an orphanage. Just wondering if anyone knows if that was true.  Why do Chinese want to have boy more than girls? Chinese, have, boys, more, girls. <span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(255, 51, 204); line-height: 115%"> It's one thing to wish for a boy or a girl when pregnant; but it's something else entirely to take steps to guarantee your wish comes true. Enter China and India, where the ratio of boys to girls is so lopsided that economists project there may be as many as 30 to 40 million more men than women of marriageable age in both countries by 2020. The question is: Why? It's more than just the historic birth ratio of 105 boys for every 100 girls. Both abortion and infanticide, largely triggered by a long-time limit of one child per family in China, each played a role. The skewed populations have prompted Chinese men, left with a limited pool of potential brides at home, to seek wives in other regions of their own countries as well as those abroad. But a dearth of mates isn't the only concern for population giants China and India, which together account for 2.4 billion of the 6.7 billion people on Earth. There are 119 boys born for every 100 girls in China today, compared with 108.5 boys per 100 girls during the 1980s. Recent national data is less comprehensive for India, but census records show 115 boys born for every 100 girls in 2003. That represents a major leap from 104 boys per 100 girls in 1981. By comparison, the U.S. is closer to average: 105 boys for every 100 girls this year. <span style="color: rgb(255, 51, 204)"> Why aren’t parents allowed to know what sex they are having? Parents, aren't, sex, having, know But in rural area, smaller cities it's somewhat common that people have more than one child and finally get away with it without having to pay anything or worry about his extra children's citizenship. Especially for rich people or those who have power in their hands, they can always have as many children as they want and willingly pay the small fine (because they are rich). Among ordinary people in China here it's common to hear complaints about the ineffectiveness of the Family Planning law. Some people advocated a much heavier fine for those who deliberately break the law in the Nation People's Congress but it's not yet known to the public what has been done to improve the effectiveness of the law. Extra info In China, 190 children are snatched every day - more than twice the number taken in England and Wales in a year. The Chinese government does not acknowledge the extent of the problem, or the cause. The Single Child Policy has made it essential to have a son, leading to the abortion of more than 40 million girls and setting the price on a boy's head at more than six months' wages. By Clare Dwyer Hogg The one-child policy is the population control<span style="color: rgb(255, 51, 204)"> policy (or planned birth policy) of the People's Republic of China<span style="color: rgb(255, 51, 204)"> (PRC). The Chinese government introduced the policy in 1979 to alleviate the social and environmental problems of China. The policy is controversial both within and outside China because of the issues it raises; because of the manner in which the policy has been implemented; and because of concerns about negative economic and social consequences. The policy is enforced at the provincial level through fines that are imposed based on the income of the family and other factors. However, there are still many citizens that continue to have more than one child, despite this policy. In February 2008 Chinese Government official Wu Jianmin said that the one-child policy would be reconsidered during the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference in March 2008, but at that time a representative of China's National population and Family Planning Commission<span style="color: rgb(255, 51, 204)"> said that the policy would remain in place for at least another decade.

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