Opposing population control

At the United Nations' World Food Summit (Rome 1996) the UN once again advanced an aggressive "family planning" agenda to reduce the world's population. The UN brand of "family planning"always includes abortion-on-demand. All of this would be in order to solve the "real" problem behind the UN - imagined, worldwide food shortage, which in reality does not exist. The world does not have a food production problem; it has a food distribution problem.

1. Undermining
2. Discriminating

1. Campaigning against abortion

1. Restricting scope for procreation
2. Increasing effectiveness of population control
3. Improving women's knowledge of family planning sources
4. Encouraging family planning schemes
5. Advancing family planning

1. Securing religious support for population control
2. Evaluating family planning
3. Establishing official support for population control

1. Religious opposition to birth control
2. Opposition to population control and family planning
3. Government opposition to population control

1. Underpopulation
2. Undermining
3. Self-control
4. Overpopulation
5. Opposition
6. Favour
7. Discrimination [D]
8. Depopulation