1960, Romania is about to encounter zero population growth, for the country that was planning to rely on sufficient labor to industrialize at the time, but a very difficult affair, then Ceausescu, the country's leader. In 1967, the head was hot, and 770 decrees were issued.
in accordance with this decree, abortion and the adoption of all contraceptive measures have become illegal, and the birth of children is an obligation, a perfect interpretation of patriotism. The decree stipulates that every woman under the age of 45 should give birth to at least 5 children in their so-called homeland. People over the age of 25 (with the exception of infertility, of course), are forced to pay taxes regardless of the economic situation, and the tax amount is up to 30% of the wage income. At that time, divorce was also a headache. It was said that only 28 couples were allowed to divorce in the year when the decree was issued.
for women who have been forced to be child - born machines, they have to be strictly monitored by the authorities and have to go to the hospital every month for a gynecologic examination, just on time. The government will send "menstrual police" to the hospital to supervise and find that the contraceptive women and the abortion medical staff will be locked up. In addition, selling contraceptive products is also illegal, so many adult stores also have to close down.
there are several cases that allow abortion. First, the mother's life can be abort if the child is threatened. When a disease may pose a threat to the health of a fetus, it can also be abort. Indeed, if a baby is born with a disabled baby, how can he be caught as a Zhuang later... And if it is raped to get pregnant and can be abort... There is no situation people want...
official in order to make people live, all kinds of beautifies. The birth of children tells women how happy they are to be mothers, and women who give birth to many healthy babies to the country are national heroes.
, however, women in Romania have not been successfully brainwashed. Many people would rather die rather than die. Even if they were smuggled to neighbouring countries, they would not be a machine for children, but unfortunately they died under the soldier's machine gun. The government's high pressure policy also gave birth to a lot of underground abortion services, but after all, the medical and health conditions were rather limited, and many people died on the operating table.
the terror policy of the Romania government shocked the world, the media condemned the indiscriminate innocence of modern society, and experts pointed out that it was simply a measure for livestock breeding. Fortunately, after the upheaval in Eastern Europe in 1989, the Ceausescu regime, which carried out the decree, was finally overthrown, and the horror of the coercive policy was also destroyed.