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New Forced Abortion in Shandong, China
9:39 am - Friday, May 10, 2013
[Last month, a forced abortion took place in the coastal province of Shandong, China. Because the victim’s family has since agreed to a compromise with the government, All Girls Allowed will not publicize any real names or addresses in order to protect their identity.]

 

Shandong, China – In April 2013, a group of Family Planning officials ambushed a man and his pregnant wife (Mr. and Mrs. T) while they were returning home after visiting her relatives. Eight of the officials took Mrs. T’s husband to a small, undisclosed hotel while the remaining six officials forced Mrs. T into a van. Since they had been traveling with their three-year-old son, the officials left the boy in the care of a...

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China Loosens Some Censorship of One-Child Policy Criticism
12:24 pm - Thursday, May 2, 2013

 

According to the South China Morning Post, Officials on the Chinese mainland have lifted a six-year ban on a book that exposes the consequences of the One-Child Policy.

 

Yi Fuxian, a doctor and expert on the One-Child Policy, was only able to publish A Big Country in an Empty Nest in Hong Kong in 2007 because the book was banned on the Chinese mainland. Last month, authorities lifted the mainland ban and cleared the way for his book to be published there for the first time.

 

On April 28, Dr. Yi gave an interview with Hong Kong-based South China Morning...

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Gospel Herald: Chai Ling Comforts Chinese Students Traumatized by Boston...
12:01 pm - Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Monday, April 29, 2013 -- From the Gospel Herald, by Hannah Lee:
 
Born-again Christian Chai Ling, former leader of the 1989 Tiananmen Square student protest, comforts the overseas Chinese students traumatized by the Boston Marathon bombings.

 

Chinese students have expressed fear and confusion since their fellow Chinese graduate student Lu Linzi, 23, was killed from the blasts near the finish line of Boston Marathon. Some have asked questions that...
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All Girls Allowed Interview: Gov't Official Confirms Forced Abortion
15:12 pm - Wednesday, March 27, 2013

All Girls Allowed Speaks with Family Planning Official

 

In the latest development in the forced abortion case of Ms. Lü, All Girls Allowed spoke last night with Fengyang County's Family Planning Office and received official acknoweldgment and confirmation of the forced abortion on March 22, 2013.  In the conversation, which occurred last night at 11:43pm EDT (11:43am Beijing time), the Family Planning Official admitted that the case was being dealt with by the local county government.  The full translated text of the interview is below:

 

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7-Month-Old Baby Forcibly Aborted on March 22
12:57 pm - Monday, March 25, 2013

Forced Abortion Violates Anhui Provincial Law Forbidding Late-Term Abortions

 

[GRAPHIC IMAGE: To view unblurred photograph, click here.]

 

Chuzhou, Anhui, China — The graphic photograph of an aborted 7-month boy is widely circulating China’s internet waves following a forced abortion that took place on March 22, 2013, in Chuzhou City, Anhui Province.

 

Ms. Lü, a 33-year-old Chinese woman whose husband reported the case and released the photograph, was...

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One-Child Policy Victim Takes Own Life
11:04 am - Monday, March 25, 2013

Due to Health Complications following Forced Sterilizations, Mother Commits Suicide

 

Taikang, Henan, China-- A 42-year-old mother took her life last week inside a local Family Planning Office after two botched forced sterilizations.  Yang Yuzhi, the mother of four, was forced to undergo sterilization surgery in 1995.  However, the operation failed, and she was forced again in 2006 to undergo a second sterilization surgery.  The surgery failed and led to infections in her intestines, leading to chronic pain and requiring regular doses of medication.  Due to the financial burdens, Ms....

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336 Million Abortions Later: China’s One-Child Policy a Source of Public Fury
16:52 pm - Tuesday, March 19, 2013

 

The human toll of China’s One-Child Policy became clearer this weekend when the government acknowledged that it had carried out 336 million abortions under the policy.

 

The report came from the newly minted Ministry of Health and Family Planning, which has taken over family planning enforcement from the National Population and Family Planning Commission.

 

To some, the end of this merger was a sign that the government might be rolling back the policy despite publicly claiming it would continue “unchanged.” Population expert Wang Feng...

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Call for Prayer and Fasting on Tuesday, March 5th
11:12 am - Friday, March 1, 2013

More Momentum than Ever to End One-Child Policy at China’s National People’s Congress

 

On Tuesday, March 5th, Xi Jinping will officially be installed as President at the gathering of China’s 12th National People’s Congress in Beijing.  All Girls Allowed calls on followers of Jesus around the world to join together that day in prayer and fasting, to call on God to bring a swift and final end to the One-Child Policy.

 

Chinese state media recently reported that the government is looking to consolidate several ministries in order to...

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Feng Jianmei Breaks Silence
16:49 pm - Thursday, February 14, 2013

Image: Feng Jianmei shares with a reporter from Dragon TV about her long recovery from a forced abortion last June.
 

For the first time since the months following a horrific forced abortion last June, Feng Jianmei sat down with a reporter to share about her journey of recovery.
 

It's been a tough road.
 

On June 2nd, 2012, Chinese officials ambushed Feng. They beat her, blindfolded her, and took her to a clinic where they injected her womb with a chemical solution that terminated her late term pregnancy. She delivered a stillborn child soon after, and workers left the baby on her hospital bed in a plastic bag. A...

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Child Run Over and Killed in China By Family Planning Officials
11:30 am - Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Image: Chen Liandi, the boy's father, shows where his jacket was torn in the scuffle with Family Planning officials.

 

Officials Were Leaving the Family’s House with the Child’s Mother in Custody

 

Rui’an, Zhejiang, China—A 13-month-old boy died on Monday after being crushed by a minibus driven by officials from the local Family Planning office.

 

Eleven Family Planning officials arrived at noon at the home of the boy’s parents, Chen Liandi and Li Yuhong, to demand that the couple pay a “social burden” fine for having the boy. He was the couple’s third child and his birth was...