Carian mengenai topik child-policy

The world's most-populous country has been grappling with a looming demographic crisis as it faces a rapidly ageing workforce.

In an effort to encourage couples to have children, Shaanxi is looking to sharply increase the duration of paid maternity leave.

Uttar Pradesh has proposed legislation that aims to discourage couples from having more than two children.

Investors piled into stocks seen as benefitting from Beijing's new three-child policy.

China bakal melonggarkan dasar perancangan keluarga daripada dua kepada tiga anak bagi setiap keluarga.

China has announced that it will allow each couple to have up to three children, marking the end of a strict two-child policy.

China introduced the one-child policy in the late 1970s in a dramatic effort to slow rapid population growth, before reversing it in 2016.

After devoting all of their time and energy into their only child, many parents said they are simply exhausted for a second child.

For many Chinese families, the impact of the disaster was magnified by the one-child policy.

The "one child policy", instituted in the late 1970s, restricted most couples to only a single offspring through a system of fines for violators and even forced abortions.

Easing of China's one-child policy is said to be too late for parents who have lost their only child.

On Thursday, China's Communist Party announced it was abandoning its unpopular one-child policy after 35 years. But the scars still run deep.

The 'one-child' policy is thought to have prevented an estimated 400 million births in the world's most populous country, where 1.37 billion people live today.

The process has transformed the livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people and propelled the country to global prominence.

Far fewer Chinese couples applied to have a second child than expected after a relaxation of the country's "one child" policy, state-run media reported.