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    China's Population Problem

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    the morale of its people (Whyte 161). China ’s population has grown to such an enormous size that it has become a problem to both the people and government. China‚ the most populous country in the world‚ has an estimated population of about one thousand-one hundred-thirty three point six million (Hsu 1). Ninety-four percent of the population thrives in the eastern half of China‚ which composes about forty-three percent of China ’s total area (Hsu 1). The eastern half of China contains its most

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    are rescued by authorities from “forced” marriages (Cao et al. 1012). A major factor responsible for the distortion of this gender imbalance in China is the one child policy. In 1979‚ the Chinese Government implemented a new act under the family planning policy. This new act officially restricts married‚ urban couples to having only one child‚ while allowing exemptions for several cases such as rural couples‚ ethnic minorities‚ and parents without siblings (Hesketh et al. 2011). Ideally‚ the act

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    Starvation in Africa No Clean Water! Results from a recent study of current living conditions throughout Africa report that more than one billion people do not have enough clean water to provide for their basic human needs. As a result‚ more than 2‚500 children are dying each day. "When people are desperately thirsty‚" one official explained‚ "they are willing to take the risk of disease by consuming water that may not be healthy. For them - it’s either risk infection or die from thirst! It

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    this time were oblivious of the civilizations to the West. Because of the mindset of these people in the Center of The Universe‚ the introduction of Industrialization shatter these beliefs that they held firm. Industrialization in China was delayed. One can argue that unlike the Europeans whom focused on individualism or rather self‚ the Chinese contrasted in this because their beliefs were centered mainly on family and community. Family on a whole took precedence for the larger numbers of Chinese

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    India is failing to prevent large-scale female infanticide and foeticide‚ according to a UN report. As a result‚ says the UN’s World Population Fund‚ India has one of the highest imbalances in the world between males and females. The Fund says that the low status of women in Indian society is mainly to blame‚ and criticises India for its lack of commitment to tackling gender inequality. Other Asian countries‚ particularly China‚ have similar problems. Poverty‚ ignorance and culture combine to

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    provide physical labour‚ and are likely to earn more money and be able to take better care of the parents when they are elderly. As governments in these nations have attempted to exercise more stringent population restrictions and family planning policies; there has been a rise in discrimination towards female infants‚ further emphasising the notion of new born girls being ‘unwanted’. In China‚ specifically‚ studies have shown an increasing imbalance in the number of boys born per 100 girls; confirming

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    female infanticide

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    women. China and India alone are responsible for 80 million missing females. CHINA: In 1978 China introduced the one-child policy. The Chinese population was growing too fast and already was enormous. The government introduced this policy to slow down the growth of the population of China. This encouraged female infanticide even more. Before the introduction of the one-child policy female infanticide already existed. According to a report‚ an interview with 40 women over age 50‚ who claimed to have

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    it will‚ but not without conditions that will contribute to the solution of the population explosion‚ conditions which include education‚ birth control methods and government action. Although not the largest in terms of population size‚ Kenya has one

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    patriarchy in china

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    figure. An emperor from the T’ang dynasty had a fetish for extremely small feet. He forced one of his many wives to bind her feet together to break them and make them small and crescent moon shaped. Foot binding is an extremely painful and grueling practice. After walking on the bound foot for a while‚ the foot would start to break and fracture and the foot would also start to rot. The foot fetish of one man became a prominent tradition in Chinese culture for thousands of years. At first only the

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    you are already assigned to a category: gender. As determines it your life path‚ it is definitely a significant distinction‚ and in some cases even more significant for your parents. Imagine a new parent’s frustrations at the realization that their child is of the “wrong” sex – which usually denotes a female. This however is no modern invention‚ and dates back throughout history starting with ancient Rome and Greek times. Many sources provide evidence for the preference for male children in every society

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