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How does the one child policy benefit from government imposed atheism?
A one child policy would be related to population control and the availability of resources. It is not related to atheism.A one child policy would be related to population control and the availability of resources. It is not related to atheism.A one child policy would be related to population control and the availability of resources. It is not related to atheism.A one child policy would be related to population control and the availability of resources. It is not related to atheism.
Because of the one child policy in china what would happen if a woman had conjoined twins?
Twins or multiple births of any kind did not violate the one-child policy in China.Also the one-child policy was phased out in 2015.
How has the one child policy changed?
it has changed china by a lot because if they didnt introduce the one child policy china would have been in poverty
What are the countries with the one child policy?
(at the time this was contributed) I believe that The People's Republic of China (i.e.: Communist China) is the only nation with an officially government sanctioned policy against more than one child per family.
Where does one child policy happen?
The 'One child' policy is related to China.
What would the Chinese minister do about the one child policy?
I don't get what you were talking about.
How is the one child policy in china similar to policies in India and in the us?
One child policy in china is made to control the population. In India, they do not have a one child policy currently but maybe in the future. In the us, they do not have a one child policy.
What are the consequences of the one child policy?
there are many punishments for the one child policy: the second child will not be registered no child benefits for parents for the second child the government could fine the family
One child policy should be allow here in the Philippines?
Implementing a one-child policy in the Philippines may not be appropriate due to its potential impact on individual freedoms and human rights. It could also lead to unintended consequences such as gender imbalance and an aging population. Instead, the government can focus on promoting family planning and providing access to contraceptive methods to address issues related to population growth.
Why one child policy?
A 'One Child' policy will reduce population in the next generation.
How would the children in china feel about the one child policy?
sad and alone
What does the one child policy prevent?
The one child policy prevents over-population and starvation.
