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The injustice of China's One-Child Policy has gone on long enough. It's time for us to walk in Jesus' freedom and together see the least of the least — China's girls and mothers — restored to life, value and dignity in Christ. It's time to simply love HER, in Jesus' name — the aborted baby girl, the abandoned daughter, the trafficked child, and the abused mother.
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Ahead of the government's expected announcement about changes to the structure of One-Child Policy enforcement in China, more voices are joining the chorus against the policy.
Liz Carter of Tea Leaf Nation noted in a post at The Atlantic that one delegate received widespread attention on Weibo (Chinese Twitter) when he spoke out against the One-Child Policy. He Youlin, a member of the delegation from Guangdong, said he has been concerned about China's...
On July 23, 2012, a man in Anshan City was searching through a trash bin when he came across a baby discarded in a plastic bag. She was a newborn girl, abandoned by her family and suffering from a 2-inch knife cut across her throat.
Horrified bystanders called police, who took the baby to a hospital where doctors performed emergency surgery. One person who witnessed the girl being taken to hospital later told a reporter: “She was still breathing and had a heartbeat. Blood from the wound stained the whole body.”
Mercifully and miraculously, the little girl survived. Doctors said that she would have died if the knife wound had been only slightly deeper.
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The LORD God said, “It is not good for the man to be alone.”
On the eve of China’s Children’s Day on June 1st, over 37 million girls have been eliminated—killed before birth, or shortly after, to make room for boys. This takes place under China’s brutally enforced One-Child Policy. What does this mean to China and to the world? Nothing good, for sure: increased sex trafficking, a spreading HIV epidemic, and more. Exactly how bad it will be, no one knows.
“One thing, however, is certain,” ...
Li's Story is the story of a mother's extraordinary love for her daughter. Though she went through numerous struggles and hardships, with All Girls Allowed's help she was able to give birth to her daughter with no regrets.
The February 14th White House visit of China’s next leader—Vice President Xi Jinping—is fast approaching, and human rights groups are hoping that the One-Child Policy in China and other abuses will be addressed in his U.S. meetings.
“Xi Jinping is in a unique position this year as he takes control in China,” says Chai Ling, two-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee and former commander-in-chief of students in the 1989 Tiananmen Square Democracy Movement and author of A Heart for Freedom. “This man could end the One-Child Policy the day he enters office—which would rescue millions of girls and alter China’s current...
Chai Ling, two-time Nobel Prize nominee and former leader of the 1989 Tiananmen Square Student Democracy Movement, will address students at the Boston Asian American Students Intercollegiate Conference (BAASIC) this Saturday about responsibility that comes with freedom: We must care for others.
Her new memoir, A Heart for Freedom, was released this month. Ling will briefly share her life story, obstacles she overcame as an Asian-American immigrant, and a critical call of for students in this century: ending gendercide.
This week, Chinese citizens mourn the loss of toddler Yue Yue, who was run over twice by...
If you saw a toddler lying injured on the road, would you stop?
A horrific hit-and-run incident in China was caught on tape Thursday in the city of Foshan. A two year old girl named Yue Yue was hit by a van. The van paused for a moment while she was underneath the vehicle, and then drove off, running over her legs. Afterwards, citizens walked and bicycled by her bloodied body without stopping. Several minutes later, another van drove over her.
A woman collecting garbage found the child later on and she was taken to a hospital. She was pronounced brain dead on Sunday, the China Daily reported.
A security camera caught the entire...
by Zuo Xuejin and Yang Xiaoping
Since 1980, China has implemented a strict family-planning policy. In the past 30 years, the country has seen major changes in its population growth rate and within the next couple of decades the total number of people will start to fall. Most of the...