It's a Girl! Documentary Film -- Official Trailer

In India, China and many other parts of the world today, girls are killed, aborted and abandoned simply because they are girls. The United Nations estimates as many as 200 million girls are missing in the world today because of this so-called "gendercide".

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  1. Leticia3/8/12, 4:24 PM

    Blessed Mother Teresa used to leave cradles in the jungle in the edge of the village for the baby girls, and I am sure her sisters still do. But in China. . . our tax dollars go to the UN Population Fund which keeps the slaughter going.

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  2. Save Daughters3/9/12, 9:54 PM

    It is estimated that about 50 million girls have gone missing. They
    are aborted based on their sex. India has passed laws 18 years ago
    making it illegal for a medical practitioner to reveal the sex of an
    unborn baby. This law is rarely implemented because most of the
    government officials and judiciary are apathetic to this epidemic.
    This has caused the sex ratios to be extremely skewed in certain parts
    of India.
    Please read the following articles and the story of one lone woman,
    Dr Mitu Khurana, who has bought a case against the hospital, her
    husband and in- laws, who illegally found out the sex of her unborn
    twin baby girls and then tried to force her to have an abortion. She
    has been given the run around for four long years by the Indian
    judicial system.

    http://crybelovedcountry.com/2012/01/the-face-of-gendercide/

    http://www.tehelka.com/story_main51.asp?filename=Ne040212Lack.asp

    Can anyone give a voice to the 50 million girls that have been
    silenced forever? All Dr. Khurana is asking for is a chance to go
    before an unbiased judge and be heard. Can we all give a voice to the
    50 million murdered and raise the question with Indian officials as to
    why they are silently witnessing the elimination of a whole
    generation. The silence of the Indian officials tell the story and
    makes us wonder if Dr. Khurana and the 50 million dead baby girls will
    ever see justice done.
    Please give those 50 million girls silenced forever, a voice. Please
    forward this to as many friends as possible.

    http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/a-mothers-fight-to-save-her-daughters/

    http://gendercide.epetitions.net/

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