Moros
1st January 2005, 08:59 AM
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2004-12/16/content_2341510.htm
"Medical personnel and institutions in Guiyang, capital of southwest China's Guizhou Province, will soon be banned from offering abortions to women who are beyond the 14th week of pregnancy, the Beijing Daily Messenger reported. According to regulations issued here early this week, those who violate the regulations will be fined up to $3,614 or six times the amount received from performing the abortion. The city government will also prohibit fetal gender identification for non-medical purposes and termination of gestation for gender selection starting Jan. 1, 2005... Since 1999, the sex ratio at birth in Guiyang has been above the normal range of 103 to 108 males per 100 females, with the 2003 ratio standing at 110:100."
"Medical personnel and institutions in Guiyang, capital of southwest China's Guizhou Province, will soon be banned from offering abortions to women who are beyond the 14th week of pregnancy, the Beijing Daily Messenger reported. According to regulations issued here early this week, those who violate the regulations will be fined up to $3,614 or six times the amount received from performing the abortion. The city government will also prohibit fetal gender identification for non-medical purposes and termination of gestation for gender selection starting Jan. 1, 2005... Since 1999, the sex ratio at birth in Guiyang has been above the normal range of 103 to 108 males per 100 females, with the 2003 ratio standing at 110:100."