France's Parliament approved laws to let schools hand out the pills to children. Prolife advocates view its use as abortion. The Britis Medical Association, however, welcomes the decision and calls for Levonelle to be available free. It also proposes that pharmacists be allowed to assess whether girls under 16 are competent to receive it. In France, the National Assembly voted to let pharmacists provide the pill without prescription to girls and let them get abortions without parental approval, and voted to increase the time of pregnancy during which abortions can be legally performed from 10 weeks to 12 weeks.
Street vendors hawk war relics, fake designer sunglasses, and bootlegged CDs.
Young rural villagers drive motorcycle taxis and work as maids and waitresses in the cities. Factories export pots, shoes, clothes, and raw materials. We need to develop. Now it depends on market economic mechanisms. Growth, however, has fallen, and hotels and car factories are running at 10 to 20 percent capacity.