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One child law in China

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undercovers | 10:29 Mon 18th Apr 2005 | Body & Soul
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I assume that the authorities cannot legislate against twins, or other multiple births, can anyone confirm this?
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Your are correct in that it can't be legislated against. In fact there is no 'one child law', but there is a 'one birth law'. This allows for multiple births.
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thank you - this seems more workable - BUT couldn't you increase your chances of multiple births with the help of shady fertility treatments etc. and do you think this might occur - or is it a bit far fetched?
I'm not sure how readily available that sort of thing is to the Chinese, but if it exists, then I would suggest  that it would definitely be used by some people.

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