VOICED : China flexibiliza su politica del hijo un

China's highest legislative body has adopted significant reforms, including the relaxation of the one-child policy and the abolition of reeducation camps. The new birth policy allows couples, where at least one partner is an only child, to have two children, aiming to address the aging population issue. The reeducation camps, criticized for human rights abuses, have been abolished, marking a shift in China's approach to dissent and population control.

What is the primary goal of China's recent legislative changes?

• To promote tourism

• To reduce international trade

• To facilitate generational change

• To increase military spending

What was a significant concern about the labor reeducation camps?

• They were popular among the general public

• They were too expensive to maintain

• They were used to detain people without trial

• They were ineffective in reducing crime

Since when have the labor reeducation camps been in effect?

• Since 1957

• Since 1949

• Since 1978

• Since 1965

What change has been made to China's family planning policy?

• There are no restrictions on the number of children

• The one-child policy has been abolished entirely

• Couples can now have three children

• Couples with at least one parent as an only child can have two children

What is the current fertility rate in China?

• 1.0 children per woman

• 2.1 children per woman

• 1.5 children per woman

• 3.0 children per woman