Birth control shots forced on Israel’s Ethiopian women

  • Thursday, 31 January 2013 12:35 PM
Culture & Society

Ethiopian Jews in Israel are expressing outrage over revelations that the Israeli government gave some of them long-term birth control injections

(AlJazeeraEnglish YouTube channel)

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Posted by: Tefai Friday, 1 February 2013 1:42 AM[UAE] - UK

They need to do the same in Ethiopia.Ethiopians are muliplying in an alarming rate. They should ristrict the amount of childs a person can have to one baby just like China if the living conditions of Ethiopians are expected not to get worse than they already are.

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