When A Woman’s Body Becomes the Domain of the State—Part I

Most people have little knowledge of the details or scope of China’s one-child policy.
When A Woman’s Body Becomes the Domain of the State—Part I
Victim of a forced abortion in China, a young woman testifies Nov. 10 before the Lantos Commission under the assumed name, 'Wujian,' about her ordeal of being hunted down, dragged to the population control center, and subjected to an unwanted abortion on Gary Feuerberg/ The Epoch Times
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Victim of a forced abortion in China, a young woman testifies Nov. 10 before the Lantos Commission under the assumed name, 'Wujian,' about her ordeal of being hunted down, dragged to the population control center, and subjected to an unwanted abortion on (Gary Feuerberg/ The Epoch Times)
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