Population Control in China
Population control policies were introduced over the past fifteen years by China?s government, as the population was becoming much too large. Drastic measures needed to be taken in order to control China?s quickly growing population or else there would be a huge problem. The world famous policy is known as the ?one child policy?. Each woman who wishes to bear a child in China has to apply for permission. If they have worked hard and earned the consent to have a child, they are granted permission by the government. It is very rare for a woman in China to be allowed a second child, but if the woman has done outstandingly in her workplace or done something very recognizable, she may be granted permission to bear a second child. If a woman has a child without permission, she is punished. This policy was introduced to the country because the population growth was becoming a huge problem, as it was becoming very difficult to house and feed so many people. There are many measures that China has taken to control its population, as there were many effects on basic necessities and ecology; therefore, social and economic policies were introduced. Human rights organizations often condemn the policies of the government of China; however, popul
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Approximate Word count = 2107
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)
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