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China Wants to Boost Births. But It’s Wary of Losing Control.

May 12, 2021May 12, 2021SUI-LEE WEEComments Off on China Wants to Boost Births. But It’s Wary of Losing Control.
Some local governments are allowing couples to have more children without penalties, but the ruling Communist Party seems reluctant to lift restrictions altogether.
Tagged Birth Control and Family Planning, Census, Children and Childhood, China, Politics and Government, Population, Women and Girls
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