Birth control
Forced birth control in Greenland violated women's rights, didn't constitute genocide, experts find
At least 4,000 Greenlandic women and girls, some as young as 12, received intrauterine devices or contraceptive injections between 1966 and 1991.
China taxes condoms, contraceptives, in push to combat declining population
Denmark apologizes for involuntary birth control campaign in Greenland
New research shows promising results for innovative male contraception gel, reducing sperm count
Amid Iran's environmental, economic crises, Khamenei urges having more babies
But Iran's Environment Department head says that, "Without guaranteed imports, it will not be wise to increase the country's population."
Israel's fertility rate comparable to U.S. 'baby boom,' study finds
Among the population of ultra-Orthodox women, the average fertility rate is somewhere in the area of seven children per family.
Birth control in Jewish law: One rabbi says condoms might be OK
"We need to know that the use of condoms is possibly relevant even when there is no danger to the woman if she gets pregnant and only if birth control is permitted for her spouse."
Breaking the silence: Birth control and its side effects
Today’s young women are self-aware and wise.
Hospitals requiring women to get rabbis’ permission for birth control
The Health Ministry is probing two hospitals for telling women who sought tubal ligation to obtain approval from what officials called "the hospital rabbis."