The decision of local officials in a village in southern China to publish a list of each family's preferred method of contraception has outraged the villagers. The list, put up on a bulletin board in a village in the city of Dongguan, gave the names and ages of married couples and detailed whether local women had been sterilized or whether they used condoms or contraceptive coils. It was removed after Chinese media visited the village this week, the ...
View the Original article
