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China can't shake the hangover of its One Child Policy
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : April 26, 2024 - 15:11
For two years in a row China’s enormous population has been shrinking. As the country grapples with a declining birth rate, an ageing population, and a slowing economy, the government is urging families to have more children. But for China’s women, it's not an easy decision.
