Francis
Gabon
gag rule, global
Gambia
Gandhi, Indira
Gandhi, Sanjay
gender imbalance
George, Sabu
Georgia
Germain, Adrienne
Germany
Ghana
Giertych, Roman
Gillespie, Duff
girls
circumcision of. See female circumcision
marriage of
mistreatment of
sex selective abortion and. See sex selection
globalization
conflation of women’s rights with
of culture wars
female circumcision and
optimism about
traditional gender roles vs.
as U.S. dominated phenomenon
Goldberg, Merle
Gore, Al
Grameen Bank
Gramm, Phil
Great Britain. See also England
Greer, Germaine
Guatemala
Guilmoto, Christophe Z.
Gutierrez, Linda
Guttmacher Institute
Haig, Alexander
Haiti
Hannity, Sean
Hayden, Michael V.
Helms, Jesse
Hewlett, William
Hewlett Foundation
Hindus
His Holiness (Bernstein and Politi)
HIV/AIDS
Howard, John
Howard Center for Family, Religion & Society
Hudson, Valerie
Humanae Vitae
Human Life International
human rights
international law on
reproductive rights as
United Nations and
women’s rights as
Human Rights Watch
Hyde, Henry
Iceland, birthrate in
immigration
imperialism. See colonialism/imperialism
India. See also specific places
abortion in
birthrates in
compulsory birth control in
consumerism in
dowry in
international law and
Johnson’s pressure on
lack of pro-life movements in
maternal mortality
population control in
sex determination tests, illegality of
sex selection in
social modernization vs. technological progress
Indonesia
infant and child mortality
infertility
infibulation
Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
international family planning movement. See family planning, export of
international law. See also specific laws
developing world and
Europe and
India and
reproductive rights recognized by
therapeutic abortion and
United States and
women’s rights under
women’s use of
International Planned Parenthood Federation
International Pregnancy Advisory Service. See Ipas
International Women’s Health Coalition
Invisible Cure (Epstein)
Ipas
Iran
Iraq
Ireland, birthrate in
Islam/Muslims
abortion and
birthrate among
Catholic Church and
European communities of
family planning and
female circumcision and
fundamentalism of
Hindus and
religious right and
U.S. communities of
women, treatment of
Italy
Iyengar, Kirti and Sharad
Jain, Amit and Astha
Japan
Jenkins, Philip
John Paul II, Pope
Johnson, Lyndon B.
John X XIII, Pope
Kabir, Sandra
Kaczynski, Jaroslaw
Kaczynski, Lech
Karman, Harvey
Kassindja, Fauziya
Kaur, Gurjit
Keiwua, Dorcas and Santeyian
Kemp-Kasten Amendment
Kennedy, John F.
Kenya
abortion in
Children’s Act
female circumcision in
gag rule, effect in
pro-life movement
Kenyatta, Jomo
Kissinger, Henry
Kissling, Frances
Koenders, Bert
Kono
Kosovo
Krock, Arthur
Lambeth Conference
Latin America. See also specific countries
law. See international law
League of Polish Families
Lebanon
Ledyaev, Alexey
left/leftists
liberals/liberalism
Liberia
Libya
Light, Matthew
Lightfoot-Klein, Hanny
López Trujillo, Alfonso
Lynch, Colum
McClory, Robert
McDonald, Peter
McGovern, George
McNamara, Robert
“Major Resource Awaiting Development, A” (Germain)
Mali
Malta
Malthus, Thomas Robert
Mamas Club
Mantica, Miguel
manual vacuum aspirators
Maputo Protocol
Marie Stopes International
Marx, Paul
Masai, the
maternal mortality
abortion and
in Bangladesh
in India
in Romania
Mauritius
Mayo, Katherine
Mead, Margaret
men
menstrual regulation
Mexico
Mexico City
Midnight’s Children (Rushdie)
misoprostol
Mistry, Rohinton
modernization. See development/modernization
Moore, Hugh
Morales, Harley
Morgan, Kimberly
Mormon church
Morocco, birthrate in
mortality
infant and child
maternal
Mose, Grace
Mosher, Steven
motherhood
Mother India (Mayo)
Mubarak, Hosni
Mungherera, Lydia
“Murder in the Womb”
Murillo, Rosario
Muslims. See Islam/Muslims
Netherlands
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