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. These changes aim to address demographic challenges and human rights concerns. The new birth policy allows couples, where at least one partner is an only child, to have two children, aiming to counteract the aging population. The reeducation camps, criticized for human rights abuses, have been abolished, marking a shift in China's approach to dissent and population management.

What major policy change did China adopt to address generational change?

• Implementing a new tax system

• Introducing universal healthcare

• Relaxing the one-child policy

• Abolishing the death penalty

What was the primary use of labor reeducation camps in China?

• To detain political dissenters

• To house foreign diplomats

• To provide education to rural areas

• To train athletes for international competitions

Since when have the labor reeducation camps been in effect in China?

• 1957

• 1965

• 1978

• 1949

What is the new family planning policy for couples in China?

• Couples must apply for permission to have a second child

• Couples can have as many children as they want

• Couples with at least one child can have two children

• Couples are restricted to one child

What is the current fertility rate in China, and why is it a concern?

• 0.9 children per woman, leading to rapid population decline

• 2.1 children per woman, leading to overpopulation

• 1.5 children per woman, insufficient for generational renewal

• 3.0 children per woman, causing resource depletion