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| The National Conference of Propaganda Work on Family Planning held Beijing. |
| Renkou Yanjiu. 1983 Jan 29;(1):5-7. |
| The National Conference on Propaganda Work in Family Planning, held in Beijing from November 1-6, 1982, was |
| sponsored by the the Propaganda Department of the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee and the National |
| Family Planning Committee. Among the 136 participants were representatives from various provincial, city, and |
| autonomous region propaganda and family planning units, the General Political Department of the People's |
| Liberation Army, general trade unions, All China Women's Federation, Communist Youth League, and propaganda |
| reporters. The purpose of the conference was to discuss how to organize family planning propaganda in meeting |
| China's goal of limiting the population to 1,200,000,000 by 2000, and how to arrange a Family Planning Propaganda |
| Month for early 1983. The Chairman of the National Family Planning Committee made 3 points: family planning is a |
| basic national policy, greater propaganda efforts must be made towards peasant family planning, and everyone must |
| work hard to create a new situation in family planning work. The Vice Minister of the Propaganda Department |
| remarked that family planning propaganda was foremost among the 12 national propaganda topics; these sentiments |
| were supported totally by the representatives of the women and youth groups. The Vice Chairman of the Advisory |
| Committee of the Central Committee said that family planning work was longterm, and that its success lay in the |
| countryside. Finally, the Vice Chairman of the National Family Planning Committee encouraged all delegates to take |
| the spirit of the conference back to their home. During the conference delegates also met to discuss important |
| points in planning the Family Planning Propaganda Month. (PubHealth.info Document ID: CONT5T 2007-06) |
| PubHealth.info NOTE: The author(s) of this article titled, "The National Conference of Propaganda Work on Family |
| Planning held Beijing.", is(are) Ma B. The source of this article is "Renkou Yanjiu. 1983 Jan 29;(1):5-7.". This article |
| was published in 1983 in Chinese language(s). (PubHealth.info® Document ID: CONT5T 2007-06. All rights |
| reserved with PubHealth.info) PIN: 22007 |
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