Let’s take a look at some policies that have been put in place by the governments based on the population trends in the country. China Population: 1.4 billionChildren per woman: 1.6 China ...

Vietnam's National Assembly ends the two-child policy implemented in 1993 to combat overpopulation, now facing declining birth rates and a significant gender imbalance of 111 boys per 100 girls in ...

Roughly half of each of the past two generations of Chinese never saw the light of day because of abortions coerced under the one-child policy. China’s population is falling — and falling fast ...

In 1988, after years of war had left the nation with "limited resources", Vietnam introduced rules blocking families from ...

The burden of controlling population must not fall on child-bearing women by stripping them of fundamental employment ...

Vietnam on Tuesday scrapped its nearly four-decade policy limiting families to two children, as Vietnamese birth rates continue to drop, the older population increases and officials warn of the ...

Although citizen-initiated ballot measures have advanced population health policy in many states, they also face many challenges. Only twenty-six states give citizens some form of direct democracy ...

The battles over population policy will continue to be fought and they are important, involving reproductive rights, fiscal policy, and cultural values. But when it comes to the sweep of ...

Anti-LGBTQI+ policies have the potential to create a hostile environment that directly and indirectly affects the health of the LGBTQI+ population. The detrimental effects extend across broad ...

Micah McCartney is a reporter for Newsweek based in Taipei, Taiwan. He covers U.S.-China relations, East Asian and Southeast Asian security issues, and cross-strait ties between China and Taiwan.

Both demands are more tuned toward undermining modern family change than they are toward social policy. Unfortunately, many liberals are also enticed by the idea that “population collapse” is ...