Not all governments pursing birth control polices have found their problems easy to overcome
...loping countries. Industrialized nations tend to have fair control over birth rates. Is briefly outline their programs First, I'd like to explain China's family planning policy. China's family planning policy is not the "one child policy" as understood by some people. The government advocates each couple to have one child in accordance with the family planning policy. However, any couple facing genuine difficulties, mainly those in rural areas whose first child is a girl, can apply for the birth of second child by going through the necessary formalities. If couples in urban areas are both the product of a one child family they are entitled to produce a second child. Besides, the policies in ethnic minority areas are actually more flexible. Since specific birth policies are set by each province according to local circumstances, the conditions vary from province to province and from city to city. c. Do you believe that their actions were ethically or morally valid My opinion on this matter is that it is morally and ethically wrong to put a ban on the amount of children any house hold has. It should be up the parents on how many they can have, not the government. Not only is is morally wrong but in religious beliefs as well. The ban on one child per a home takes the toll on the death r...