Translation of "Zwangssterilisierung" in English

Forced sterilisation and forced abortions continue to be practiced.

Of course we are against the Chinese practice, just as we were against the forced sterilisation of men in India in the time of Mrs Gandhi.

In March 2002, I put a question about this to the Commission, which promised to follow up the matter and enquire of Slovakia whether proof had been found of such compulsory sterilisation really having taken place.

Slovakia was mentioned a few months ago in connection with the Roma – alleged forced sterilisations of Roma women.

In late January 2003, the Centre for Reproductive Rights published an investigative report confirming that forced sterilisation was being practised on Roma women in the Slovak health-care system.

Will the Commission ask the Slovak Government to launch a searching investigation and adopt measures to put a stop to the practice of enforced sterilisation, which constitutes a serious infringement of human rights

But whatever the eugenics movement’s extravagant claims and social crimes, including the forced sterilization of thousands (mainly women) in Europe and the US, today it is supposed to be different.

States which ratify the Convention must criminalize several offences, including: psychological violence (Art.33); stalking (Art.34); physical violence (Art.35); sexual violence, including rape, explicitly covering all engagement in non-consensual acts of a sexual nature with a person (Art.36), forced marriage (Art.37); female genital mutilation (Art.38), forced abortion and forced sterilisation (Art.39).

Those who bore responsibility in the homes were admittedly faced with difficult decisions, such as when they hoped, by agreeing to the enforced sterilisation of the handicapped, to secure their discharge and thus their survival.

He was equally trusting with regard to the American laws allowing forced sterilizations, which were presumably applied only in the most exceptional cases.

Compulsory sterilization was continued in the USA, as well as in the Scandinavian countries – e.g. Sweden –, till the end of the 1970s.

The half-day bus tour in the company of expert guides begins at the Jewish Museum and goes to sites of forced sterilization and "euthanasia" in Berlin: To Tiergartenstraße 4, the central office responsible for the mass murder, to the former Hereditary Health Court in Charlottenburg, to the Jewish Hospital, whose neurological ward provided the final collection point for Jewish psychiatric patients before their deportation, and to the former Wittenau Sanatorium.

This appropriation is also intended to cover actions in the areas of basic social services, including basic education, basic health, reproductive health, including HIV/AIDS, combating forced abortion, female genital mutilation and coerced sterilisation, basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation.

For example, a few hard-pressed governments have now begun to fight the increase in population with "disincentives" (i.e. penalties) for large families and are debating the possibility of compulsory sterilizations.

In a nation which like the U.S. was founded on slavery, capitalism is intertwined with brutal racist oppression, from widespread discrimination in jobs and housing to murderous police terror, killings of street children and forced sterilization of black and Indian women.

You shake and unsettle deeply - and in the knowledge of the active participation of psychiatrists at DC circuit, Forced sterilization and murder they fill us with shame, Anger and great sadness…

Among the consequences of the Concordat was the elimination of the Catholic party (the Zentrum) from the political scene but the contrasts between the Catholic Church and Nazism became sharper, in spite of the growing worry about the strengthening of communist totalitarianism and in spite of traditional Catholic anti-Judaism with the passing of the anti-Semitic legislation and the dispositions for obligatory sterilization, against which the Bishop of Münster, Clemens von Galen, in particular, spoke out strongly as early as 1934.

In Germany in 1933, Hitler's government ordered the compulsory sterilization of all German citizens with 'undesirable' handicaps, not just those held in custody or in institutions.

Gisela Paterkiewicz describes an emotionally affecting inclusion project that handled the topics of "euthanasia and forced sterilization in the Third Reich" and "human dignity in the post-war period, and in care centers."

Sexual and other violence against women and girls with disabilities should be criminalised and compulsory sterilisation should be ended.

Following this doctrine, many countries, including some states in the USA, introduced various drastic measures, such as the forced sterilization of "inferior" population groups.

Couples in most of the rest of east Asia, as well as in western Europe, have voluntarily chosen to have fewer children as living conditions improve and costs rise, without resorting to China’s recipe of punitive fines, forced abortions, involuntary sterilisation, or removal of out-of-plan children by the state.

Forced sterilization In 2013, the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture affirmed that the forced sterilization of trans people - then legal in 27 countries in Europe - amounts to torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment (TCIDTP).

This seems to have changed by 1928; Hitler would have heard of the prosperity and industrialization in the United States, as well as the Immigration Act of 1924, racial segregation, and the forced sterilization concept for supposedly mentally retarded people in several states.

In a nation which like the U.S. was founded on slavery, capitalism is intertwined with brutal racist oppression, from widespread discrimination in jobs and housing to murderous police terror, killings of street children and forced sterilization of black and Indian women.

Several laws supported the implementation of the National Socialist race ideology. On 1 January 1934 the "Law for the contraception of progeny with hereditary defects" which had been passed in July 1933 entered into force. It provided for the forced sterilisation of persons with "congenital idiocy, schizophrenia, (...) insanity, hereditary epilepsy, blindness or deafness, hereditary St Vitus' Dance, severe physical deformity and severe alcoholism".

Following this doctrine, many countries, including some states in the USA, introduced various drastic measures, such as the forced sterilization of „inferior“ population groups. Nazi Germany even organized a so-called „euthanasia program“ for the systematic murder of “life unworthy of life“.