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    Singapore, birthrate in
    Singh, Amarjit
    Singh, Balwant
    Singh, Harpreet
    slavery, infibulation and
    Smith, Chris
    Solomon Islands
    Solórzano, Carmen
    Somalia
    sons, preference for. See sex selection
    South Africa, virgins-only factory in
    South Korea
    Sowinska, Ewa
    Spain, birthrate in
    “Special Message to the Congress on Problems of Population Growth, A”
    Sri Lanka
    State Department, U.S.
    Steyn, Mark
    Sudan
    Swaziland
    Sweden
    Sylva, Douglas A.

Tanzania
    Tasaru Ntomonok Girls Rescue Center
    Teresa, Mother
    Thomas, Franklin
    Thomas, Lynn M.
    Togo
    Tonga
    Truman, Harry
    Turkey, birthrate in
    Turning Point (McClory)
    Tysic, Alicja

Uganda
    Ultimate Resource, The (Simon)
    ultrasound
    UNFPA
    Bush and
    China’s one-child policy and
    creation of
    defunding of
    European Union funding for
    female circumcision and
    “female feticide” and
    right-wing opposition to
    wartime rape and
    United Nations
    Bush and
    Cairo conference. See International Conference on Population and Development (1994) under this heading
    Catholic Church and
    Children’s Summit
    conference on population (1974)
    Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women
    declarations as unenforceable
    human rights and
    Human Rights Committee
    Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
    International Conference on Population (1984)
    International Conference on Population and Development (1994)
    Population Awards
    population forecasts/research by
    pro-life movements and
    reproductive/women’s rights and
    right/religious right and
    UNFPA. See UNFPA
    United States and
    Vatican’s role at
    United States
    abortion in
    anti-abortion efforts by
    birthrate in
    clandestine abortion in
    Europe and, comparison between
    family planning in, history of
    family policy in
    female circumcision in
    HIV/AIDS policies of
    immigration to
    international law and
    Muslim immigration to
    oral contraceptive approval in
    population policy. See population policy, U.S.
    pro-abortion and family planning efforts by
    pro-life movements. See pro-life movements, U.S.
    reproductive rights and
    sex selection in
    teen pregnancy in
    UNFPA and
    United Nations and
    vicissitudes of family planning policies
    women’s rights in
    Uruguay
    USAID
    Dalkon Shield IUDs and
    female circumcision and
    ideological shift in

Vanatu
    Vatican City, sovereignty of
    Vatican II

Waal, Alex de
    Walker, Alice
    Warrior Marks (Walker)
    Weigel, George
    West Samoa
    Wilkins, Richard
    Willetts, David
    William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
    Wills, Garry
    women. See also girls
    career and family aspirations of
    economic empowerment of
    education of
    gender imbalance’s effect on
    HIV/AIDS and
    justification for subordination of
    motherhood and
    in Sandinista regime
    as social conservatives
    treatment of
    violence against
    women’s rights/women’s rights movements
    absence of, dangers in
    African statement of
    in Bangladesh
    Beijing women’s conference and
    Cairo conference (1994) and
    colonialism and
    conflation of Westernization with
    conservatism vs.. See also World Congress of Families
    globalization of
    as goal of family planning movements
    HIV/AIDS and
    as human rights
    international law on
    low birthrates and
    men and
    population control and
    as radical
    religion and
    reproductive rights as precondition of
    sex selection activism of
    United Nations and
    in United States
    Women’s Role in Economic Development (Boserup)
    Women’s Summit (1995)
    World Bank
    World Conference on Human Rights (1993)
    World Congress of Families
    World Health Organization
    world population
    Wu, Harry

Yemen
    Young, Gayle
    Yugoslavia
    Yunus, Muhammad

Zero Population Growth movement