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China's One Child Policy

   Takes another victim (or two)- A baby and her mother were victimized by the China One Child Policy and it went viral on the internet. China in its population control directives require that people only have one child or pay an exorbitant fine/fee to the government. If you can't pay the fee, you can't keep the child. Only wealthy people have more than one or people wait, saving a half a lifetime and have their second years and years later.
    This woman lost her child to a FORCED abortion at SEVEN MONTHS. At that point the child is viable. (My sister was two month early premie).
Here the child lies next to her mother on a post that went around the world. click:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/15/china-forced-abortion_n_1599485.html?ref=topbar

    This is the sort of the thing catholic bloggers should be insanely fighting not contraception at Catholic U.
   The UN and every Human Rights org on the planet should be on this.
There is an organization in America who is on top of it: the Jubilee Campaign and Law of Life Project run by Sam Casey, Esq. (former Law Professor and Former head of the Christian Legal Society.)

    Its a religious liberty issue when the government forces an act against someone's conscience.
    The government under the HHS mandates is not telling anyone that they should take any pill or avail of the insurance. There is a difference. A huge difference.

Public Outcry over Forced Abortion in China The international press picks up the story of Feng Jianmei and brings the injustice of the One-Child Policy into the public eye.

Officials dumped Ms. Feng's baby at her side following a forced abortion last week. June 14, 2012 Dear Friend, Earlier this week, we sent out a heartbreaking story about Feng Jianmei's forced abortion. You told friends and family.  You called congress.  (One woman sent 18 letters to congress and arranged an in-person meeting with her representative.)  You spread the story like wildfire, and yesterday that fire ignited the International media. Chai Ling spoke about abortion on Al Jazeera English, and you can see the mainstream coverage here:  BBC World News    ABC CBS  NBC Thank you for shining a light on the dark truth of the One-Child Policy.  That pressure is working.  Today the Chinese government apologized to Feng Jianming and promised an investigation.  Cao Ruyi's case is still in question, but we hope that the officials who threatened her are now re-thinking their intent to abort her baby. Meanwhile, the public outcry in China continues as citizens voice their horror online.    There are renewed calls for the end of the One-Child Policy.  The end of the policy is nearer now than ever.  We rejoice because the world has begun to wake up and open its eyes to this crime against humanity.  (For something that incriminates motherhood is in itself a crime.)    We ask you to keep this issue in the public eye.  Shout it from the rooftops!  You have a part to play in the end of the One-Child Policy, and we are praying for you all. With hope, The All Girls Allowed Team   Friend, you are at the very core of the movement to end the One-Child Policy and the suffering it causes. You can act today to help women like Cao Ruyi and ensure that what happened to Jianmei never happens again. Please PRAY for Feng Jianmei and her family, and for the protection of Ms. Cao and her unborn baby. CALL the office of your congressional representative, or WRITE to them using this  form letter. Let them know what is taking place in China and ask them to use their influence to promote justice for women in China. GIVE to All Girls Allowed's forced abortion intervention efforts. You can give online HERE, and write "Forced Abortion Efforts" in the dedication line. We'll support the direct intervention efforts of volunteers when possible, and we'll help cover the fines of parents in under threat of forced abortion.

YOU CAN ACT. Support intervention in forced abortion cases by giving   HERE   and putting  "Forced Abortion"  in the dedication line.   We will use those funds to support intervention efforts or pay birth permit fines  for women under threat.