Ruff justice: Chinese city institutes 'one dog policy'
Owners with more than one canine in Qingdao must give others to an adoption agency under controversial new law
by Benjamin Haas in Hong Kong
Jun 09, 2017
2 minutes
For decades, China harshly enforced its one-child policy through forced abortions and hefty fines. Now the government in one Chinese city is seeking to exert control over another segment of the population, limiting households to one dog each.
The eastern city of Qingdao,
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