One Child Policy 0.0 / 5 ? GeographyPopulation change and migrationASAQA Created by: EnyaSCreated on: 23-10-15 11:11 Effects Enforced abortions and sterilisations 200,000 ordered abortions by the end of 2001 in mountainous region Huaiji 1500 abortions an hour, 336 million in total Female Infanticide Boys > Girls 'Little Emperor' syndrome - 140 million by 2014 Rate of population now 0.7% 1 of 4 Long term implications 2nd child allowed if first girl is a child or if both parents are only children Still has a very large total population of 1.4 billion Two child policy? By 2020 there will be 30 million more men than women aged between 20 and 45 2 of 4 Problems with enforcing the policy Policy resisted in rural areas where it was tradition to have large families More children needed in rural areas for agricultural work Difficult to control in remote areas Worried of economic implications of an ageing popluation not enough carers in the future reducing workforce Social influence of western world 3 of 4 Introduction In 1979 the One Child Policy was introduced... Use contraception Family planners 'Granny Police' Enforced abortions and sterelisations It was introduced because population was spiraling out of control. The popluation was increasing by 55 million every year, the equivalent of the UK's population 4 of 4
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