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• Flora Tristan supports family planning and voluntary sterilization.
• The law also required that people seeking voluntary sterilizations also go through the courts.
• He was also a member of the American Eugenics Society and the Association for Voluntary Sterilization.
• As a result, some women have even received voluntary sterilization to get Tegison, Rolstad said.
• Carrel believed in voluntary sterilization and eugenics and that " the mosthighly civilized races " are white.
• Before the Nazi Party came to power the Weimar Republic passed a legislation in the fall of 1932 that allowed for voluntary sterilization.
• They had expected approval of the bill to authorize voluntary sterilization in public hospitals of men or women over 25 who already have two children.
• In 1962, the organization's name was changed to the " Human Betterment Association for Voluntary Sterilization " ( HBAVS ).
• Even with parental consent, minors may not undergo voluntary sterilization, donate organs in event of death or receive a permanent tattoo, Mosk wrote.
• Although many health plans do not cover abortion, Kissling said, " when it comes to contraceptives, assisted reproduction and voluntary sterilization, these services are generally covered within our society ."
• The next year, the nonprofit published a landmark reference book, " Voluntary Sterilization : An International Fact Book ", a comprehensive source of information about contraceptive sterilization around the world.
• Failure to comply with Department of Health, Education, and Welfare ( HEW )'s mandatory 72-hour waiting period between the signing of a consent form and the performing of voluntary sterilization surgery.
• Apart from financial support, Moore served as president from 1964 to 1969 . Under his presidency, in 1965, the HBAVS was renamed the " Association for Voluntary Sterilization " ( AVS ).
• His book " Foundations of Genetics, Racial Hygiene and Population Policy " called for voluntary sterilization of " pathological persons " and later editions of the book included statements in praise of Hitler's ideas on racial hygiene.
• A review in the " The New England Journal of Medicine, " by Carolyn Westhoff, an official of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, summed up by agreeing with the book's conclusion that " advocacy of sterilization as a solution to population growth leads to serious problems when that agenda overrides individual values and individual autonomy ", but differed from it in stating that " Voluntary sterilization, however, deserves its great popularity and will remain valuable as one part of a broader menu of options for family planning ."
• In the summer of 1926, Margaret Sanger created a stir when she gave a radio address, called " Racial Betterment ", in the first Euthenics Institute, where she praised attempts to " close our gates to the so-called'undesirables'" and proposed efforts to " discourage or cut down on the rapid multiplication of the unfit and undesirable at home ", by government-subsidized voluntary sterilization . ( from " The Selected Papers of Margaret Sanger ", vol . 1 ( 2003 ), Esther Katz, ed .)