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Expert: Easing of One-Child Policy Partially Good [2008-05-30]
Says It Offers Only Glimmer of Progress in China

Vatican's Address to U.N. on Population [2007-04-16]
"Promote a Culture Respectful of the Rights of the Least-protected"

More Elderly, Fewer Babies [2007-03-25]
Population Report Forecasts Worker Shortage

Holy See on People-Centered Population Policies [2006-04-05]
"Migration Is Said to Be Generally Positive"

Catholics\' Growth Rate Slower Than Overall Population [2006-02-19]
Number of Priests Increases, Says Yearbook

The Fizzling Population Bomb [2005-03-12]
U.N. Report Points to Slowing of Growth

At U.N., a Plea to Overhaul System of International Solidarity [2005-02-23]
Holy See's Observer Criticizes Programs of Population Control

Governments Urged to Watch Agenda of U.N. Agencies [2004-09-16]
Vatican Officials Say Pro-abortion Efforts Violate International Pacts

Ignoring Signs of a Demographic Winter [2004-09-16]
Journalist Warns of Bias in U.N. Population Fund Report

Philippine Bishop Opposes Proposed Two-Child Policy [2004-08-27]
Denies That Numerous Families Cause Poverty

90 Million Missing Females, and a $45 Trillion Gap [2004-07-24]
The Fruits of Misguided Family Planning

Coming Boom Won't Be of Babies [2003-12-20]
Long-Range Population Projections Keep Falling

The Century of Aging [2003-10-04]
A Graying Europe Wonders How to Pay Its Pensioners

It's a Smaller World, After All [2003-03-29]
U.N. Population Projections Show a Continued Fall in Fertility

Robert George on Catholic Politicians and Faith [2003-03-18]
Attempt to Privatize Beliefs Is Unwise, Says Princeton Professor

U.N. Cuts Estimate of Population for 2050 [2003-03-06]
AIDS and Lower Fertility Rates Cited

Why Is India Short 40 Million Women? [2003-02-15]
U.N. Population Fund Maintains a Curious Silence

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