China forcing birth control on Uighurs to suppress population, report says

[OIO]

This is why I dont trust Pakistani. If they stay silent while China is killing Muslims they will be silent when we Turks get killed too. They are only our brothers if it fits their agenda.

It's not a matter of religion, even there is birth control to Uyghurs, it's not because they are Muslim. Two children in the city and three children in the rural is fine, the policy will also change according to the population.

Difference is that China invaded east turkestan in 1950'ies.

There was never east turkistan.

 

[rott]

Question enough chingchong?

Reported

 

[Rajputana_]

Reported

Agreed.

Anythig more you gotta say?

 

[zhxy]

Germans are the biggest cucks of all time.

Ever since ww2 they got castrated even today they constantly apologise and feel ashamed to be german.

Germany are hypocritical nation. They condemn China for the Uighurs and they continue to do business with China. It wants China to buy more of its goods. And then, their media continued to post fake news to slander China


These scumbags are the best example of a quote

"Whores and scoundrels always talk of their honour'"​

 

[m3milk]

China has implemented one child policy on Han Chinese for decades and no one has ever gave a shit. Only muslim lives matter? Nope, only Chinese muslim lives matter, they don't give a shit about muslims in middle east.

 

[beijingwalker]

Number of newborns registered in China drops 15% amid population decline fears
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By James Griffiths, CNN

Updated 0520 GMT (1320 HKT) February 9, 2021

Since 2016, couples have been allowed to have two children, but it appears to have been too late to turn around the decline, with parents settling into the trend common in most developed countries of having fewer children.

Number of newborns registered in China drops 15% amid population decline fears | CNN

The number of newborns registered with the government in China dropped almost 15% last year, amid widespread concern over falling birthrates in the world's most populous country.

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