The Ministry of Public Security discusses the household registration issues of 1,300 people without official registration
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This post was last edited by cflt111 on 2015-11-29 at 19:09. The Ministry of Public Security is discussing the household registration issues of the 1,300 people without official registration. Due to previous separate policies, many people born out of wedlock did not have household registration and thus became undocumented; even today, many of them are unable to obtain identity cards legally, which affects their ability to take trains, stay in accommodations, etc. It can be said that those policies were also a contributing factor. After all, they are also citizens just like us – is it the parents’ fault? But in any case, it’s not the child’s fault; just clear them of blame outright, right? But how many people in the past have been ruined and lost all their possessions because of this? Should it be whitened?
13 million people with illegal registration status is not a small figure; the lack of a legal social status for these individuals leads to great dissatisfaction within society. They are not at fault themselves, and it is necessary to legitimize their status – otherwise, it will eventually give rise to various negative problems.
Is ASiS evil? 13,000,000 is not a small amount. Discrimination and exclusion only give rise to more illegal organizations, including terrorist groups. Childbirth is, after all, a natural phenomenon.
Having children is an instinct and a duty of humans. What really needs to be examined is where these fines go I heard that the fines go into the budget of the family planning office itself; the more fines imposed, the more money the insiders get.