A schoolteacher who gained permission to have an additional child in her hometown in one Chinese province has been ordered to have an abortion because the province where she is teaching has different rules, a family planning officer confirmed Tuesday.

The case illustrates how different areas have different family planning regulations and how unyielding China's birth limits continue to be despite a recent loosening in the 35-year-old policy to allow more couples to have two children.

Both pregnant Qin Yi and her husband Meng Shaoping had a daughter with their previous spouses, so the newly married couple is not allowed to have their own child according to Guizhou province's regulations, the education bureau and health and family planning commission in Guizhou's Libo county said in a notice Monday.

Qin must have an abortion by the end of the month otherwise she will be fired from her job, said the notice circulated online and carried by a local newspaper, which reported that Qin was

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She should go ahead and have the baby even if it means getting fired from her job.

chukxie:
She should go ahead and have the baby even if it means getting fired from her job.

the law

veyronblog:
the law

She's got two options : Keep the baby and lose her job or keep her job and lose the the baby. I'd gladly choose the former if I were in her shoes.

chukxie:


She's got two options : Keep the baby and lose her job or keep her job and lose the the baby. I'd gladly choose the former if I were in her shoes.

true