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Steve Mosher has this post on the Population Research Institute site. He writes:

It is true that in 1968, when the movement to control population began to gather steam, cooler heads sought to check its excesses by passing a U.N. resolution declaring that “couples have a basic human right to determine freely and responsibly the number and timing of their children.” But this was merely a resolution, not a binding treaty of the kind that constitutes international law.

Now along comes a proponent of population control, Carter Dillard, to argue that the right to procreate is limited to one child because there are no explicit laws guaranteeing that right . . .

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Rethinking the Procreative Right

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