How hard do we have to look for a silver lining to the birth dearth? For those who care about the share of children growing up with the “privilege” of a two-parent household, maybe not that far at all.
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‘When teachers are forced to lie to the parents who have entrusted a child into their care – that is unconscionable,’ said Thomas More Society Special Counsel Paul Jonna.
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It’s an ill wind that blows nobody good. Falling fertility rates around the world are worrying policy experts. The population of some countries will halve by end of century. Countries with a unique culture and language like South Korea or Japan face a bleak future.
But for the IVF industry, this is a brilliant marketing opportunity. The International Federation of Fertility Societies has created a website called “More Joy” to promote its services to infertile couples to doctors, policy makers, politicians, and employers. “Together let’s ensure that everyone who wants to build a family can,” it says.
Amazingly, until recently, there was very little. To be sure, suicidality and suicide are higher amongst sexual minorities, but proof that this was due to SOCE was elusive. Research surveys were nearly all based on small non-random samples or personal anecdotes.
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The appointment of a Christian judge to India’s top court last week was welcomed by Christian leaders and the minority community as “good news,” noting that “one of our own has been appointed at the highest level of the judiciary.”
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