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China may abolish one-child policy

Muhammad A. Aliyu
By Muhammad A. Aliyu
Published: October 29, 2015
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The Chinese says it will abolish its one-child policy for a couple, a report said on Thursday.

The decision emanated from a meeting of the Central Committee of the ruling Communist Party, in Beijing, the report said.

“In future, all couples will be allowed to have two children,’’ it said.

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The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences had earlier suggested a two-child solution to the problem of ageing population and a falling birth rate.

On average, Chinese women give birth to one child but a birth rate of two children is needed for a stable population.

The one-child policy was introduced in the 1970s to prevent a population explosion in the country.

According to estimates, without the policy, China‘s current 1.3 billion population would have had around 300 million more people.

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