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Literature Review Essay
Literature Review Essay
Literature Review Essay
Elyse Coate
ENG 1201
Prof Barnes
21 March 2021
abandoned, adopted overseas, and taken away from their families. A large fraction of
China’s residents believed that the Chinese government did no wrong and thought that
what they did to the population was right. I will be discussing why the One-Child Policy
The United Nations made a declaration of human rights with 30 articles defining
universal human rights. Several of these rights were violated during the era of the One
Child Policy. This source is an important source because it will serve as a baseline for
Adoption, and the Human Costs of the One-Child Policy. I will be using this for showing
Another source that I will be using is the account of a child that was abandoned
and adopted during the policy, my aunt. She was generous enough to give me her story
and tell me a little about her experience and people that she knows that have gone
through similar situations. I will be using this to show the favorability in China as well.
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One Child Nation, a documentary, will be one of the largest sources that I will use
as it has many examples of violation of human rights such as huma trafficking security
It’s a Girl, a documentary filmed during the policy that is also an invaluable
source that has examples that were not mentioned in the other documentary that will
Works Cited
It’s A Girl. Directed by Evan Grae Davis, Shadowline Films LLC, 2013.
Johnson, Kay Ann. China's Hidden Children: Abandonment, Adoption, and the Human
One Child Nation. Directed by Nanfu Wang and Jialing Zhang, Amazon Studios, 2019.
www.un.org/en/universal-declaration-human-rights/.