The Chinese regime has adopted a two-child policy, but the local school authorities in a province in central China are still making it nearly impossible for female teachers to have a second child.
“If you don’t follow the school’s birth control regulations, the school will move you to a new position,” said Jia Hongbin, a union director responsible for birth control measure at Zhongmu No. 1 Senior High School in Henan Province, in an interview with Henan Television on April 3. “And if you get transferred to another work unit, there will also be risks,” Jia added.
This is a school, not a place to have a second child.
