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NPR : Struggling Filipinos Denied Family Planning Options
by Michael Sullivan
Morning Edition, June 28, 2005 · Poor women in the Philippines are finding it harder to get access to contraceptives and family planning methods. The government won't permit distribution at public health clinics, and some private clinics are closing.
tTe Kaiser Family Foundation quotes the report here. I am concerned that this report is not as in depth as it should be. I am trying to compose my own letter to NPR, but I think that it would be good for all who care about this topic to also chime in. Feel free to send me a copy of your letter if you so choose. (or put it in the comments box).
If you decide to write to NPR, I suggest that you compose your letter on your own word processing software, and then cut and paste to their email interface. I once lost a lengthy letter when the computer dumped me off the internet in mid-send.
Alicia:
I heard this, and have been thinking about it for two days, unsure of what to say. Thanks for noting it. This helps me get my thoughts together.