This is CBS, I'm the world. I'm John Batchy with Gordon Chang, my colleague and friend.

We turn to the People's Republic of China and a catastrophe in front of us in the 21st

century. It's not climate change, it's not war, it's far more fundamental. We welcome

Reggie Little John, President of Women's Rights without frontiers, to comment on the catastrophe

itself. The headline in the Wall Street Journal tells the story in these last days.

Enforcers of China's one child policy are now controlling people to have three.

Burst Plummet reads the subhead as officials struggle to change the mindset of the generation

less eager to start a family. Reggie, a very good day to your comments over the years

about the catastrophe of forced limitation of how many children a family can have. Now

comes to this crisis in China. What was the one child policy and why did you lobby against

it over many years? Good evening to you. Good evening, Gordon. So the one child policy

was China's way of trying to basically play God and control the population through forced

abortion, forced stylization and even in fantasize. And I started women's rights with

that frontiers to oppose course of population control in China. These women were being dragged

out of their homes and strapped down to tables and forcibly aborted up to the ninth month

of pregnancy. And some of these forced abortions were so violent that the women died along

with their full-term babies. So the reason, there are two reasons to stop this. Number

one, it was the greatest crime against humanity, the greatest women's rights violation in the

world. And number two, it was destroying the future of China. So the Chinese comments

party moved to a two child policy and then a three child policy, not because they care

about the human rights violations, under the three child policy, abortion remains legal.

They can still be forced to abort a woman if she's unmarried or if she's pregnant with

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