On the recordOctober 4, 2011
UNFPA, we argue, disqualifies itself pursuant to the Kemp-Kasten law that says very simply that any organization that support or co-manages a coercive population control program is precluded funding.
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congress.govChris Smith: “UNFPA, we argue, disqualifies itself pursuant to the Kemp-Kasten law that says very simply that any organization that…”
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Chris Smith argues against funding UNFPA due to its alleged support for coercive population control.
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