Christian Aid — Earlier this month, the famous Chinese political dissident Huang Qi was the first to expose on his website the forced
abortion case of Feng Jianmei, a peasant from Shaanxi province, who was seven months pregnant at the time. The tragedy of the June 3 abortion forced on her by government workers and the photo of her dead baby, following closely after the Chen Guangcheng incident, once again focused domestic and international attention on China’s one-child policy and its violent enforcement, drawing widespread and angry condemnation.
See our earlier report at:
www.chinaaid.org/2012/06/shaanxi-forced-abortion-tragedy.html
China’s government-controlled media reported that local government officials had been punished for their actions against Feng, in an attempt to portray forced abortion measures as a local problem in the implementation of China’s family planning policy and not the result of central government policies. According to the report below, local officials are wantonly meting out revenge against the couple who have already suffered so much. ChinaAid expresses its shock and condemnation and once again calls on the international community to pay close attention to this case and to help this couple.
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blog 2012-06-23
Zhu Wenqiang: The forced abortion case of a seven-months pregnant mother in Shaanxi’s Zhenping continues to foment. [Husband] Deng Jiyuan is on the run again, and the local government is going crazy looking for him. The government has assigned people to stand outside the couple’s home with a banner reading, “Attack the traitor, run him out of Zeng Family town.” Now all their relatives in the village are being tailed and can’t return home. In such a small place, this kind of action will torture them until they have a mental breakdown.
See the original microblog entry in Chinese here:
t.qq.com/p/t/92322051229571?pgv_ref=aio2012&ptlang=2052
If you find yourselves without condoms or another form of contraception then you should of course wait before you put yourself at risk – and there are other things you can do. Note however that full intercourse isn’t necessary for you to be in danger of getting pregnant – it only takes a microscopic amount of semen to risk pregnancy. Likewise don’t be fooled by thinking that you are safe from pregnancy at certain points during a woman’s cycle – as the semen can live for long enough to negate this consideration.-*
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