compulsory sterilizations การใช้

• Nazi eugenics led to compulsory sterilization of some 200 persons there.
• However, he was acquitted of having participated in compulsory sterilization experiments.
• The world's first compulsory sterilization laws are passed in 1907.
• Krack also approved, and, perhaps, prompted compulsory sterilization of prisoners.
• Surviving indigenous groups continue to suffer from severe compulsory sterilization of indigenous peoples.
• Three years later the Supreme Court sanctioned compulsory sterilization of inmates in mental institutions.
• Compulsory sterilization became German law in 1933.
• This included the possibly of compulsory sterilization.
• In 1907, Indiana was the first state to pass a law regarding compulsory sterilization.
• Murphy supported selective breeding and the compulsory sterilization of those individuals who were considered mentally deficient.
• :: : Mr . 98, you refer to the Wikipedia article on compulsory sterilization.
• I am against the Emergency and compulsory sterilization . " Indira knew the power this man had inside.
• Beyond the compulsory sterilization program in the Rhineland, there was no coherent Nazi policy towards African Germans.
• He joined the National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands and openly supported Hitler's compulsory sterilization laws.
• The Puerto Rican case eventually was exposed as one of the most egregious cases of compulsory sterilization policies.
• Many of the articles dealt with subjects that were to shape national-socialist ideology, like compulsory sterilization.
• In the early 1920s, DeJarnette lobbied intensively for the commonwealth of Virginia to pass a compulsory sterilization law.
• It was not until 1972 that both provinces repealed the legislation . ( See Compulsory sterilization in Canada ) }}
• Two Canadian provinces ( Alberta and British Columbia ) performed compulsory sterilization programs in the 20th century with eugenic aims.
• Canadian compulsory sterilization operated via the same overall mechanisms of institutionalization, judgment, and surgery as the American system.