Human Population Control
A sex ratio distortion system for the control of the human pests through female foeticide, through foetal sex determination. A synthetic sex ratio distortion system for the control of the human malaria mosquito ‘Reforms Of India’s Inheritance Laws Inadvertently Increased Female Foeticide And Deaths In Infancy’ From the 1970s onwards, changes in inheritance legislation sought to empower women by strengthening their financial and social position and reducing dependence on male relatives. The traditional preference for sons was also supposed to lessen, because daughters, backed by possession of the family home, would be able to offer parents security in old age. Equally, this was expected to eradicate the dowry system, a key contributing factor to the perception of a daughter as a financial burden. Instead, the reforms appear to have had “unintended” effects leading to the “elimination of girls” , as social norms that organise family structures and alliances have not kept pace with change...