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India
Increasing internet usage gives more and more power to the people of India and China
Shannon Buckley | 15 January 2012
Odds and Ends
Marcus Roberts | 17 October 2011
Sterilisation in India
Marcus Roberts | 22 August 2011
Getting old – the Reason for Our Economic Malaise?
Marcus Roberts | 08 August 2011
India’s Growth; China at 140m by 2100!?
Marcus Roberts | 04 August 2011
Gendercide Recognition
Marcus Roberts | 15 June 2011
Australia’s Babies and India’s Girls
Marcus Roberts | 11 May 2011
India’s appalling sex ratio worsens
Michael Cook | 02 April 2011
A bleak future for boys in China, India and South Korea
Michael Cook | 18 March 2011
Putting gendercide on the front page
Michael Cook | 11 March 2010
Female mortality matters
Vincenzina Santoro | 04 March 2010
Is India winning its war against gendercide?
Carolyn Moynihan | 25 August 2009
India debates methods of population control
Michael Cook | 03 August 2009
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