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All-Party Parliamentary Group on Population, Development and Reproductive Health

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W. Brass, Director of The Centre for Population Studies and Professor of Medical Demography, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine: "Future population trends in Britain"

Mr Carl Wahren, Secretary-General, International Planned Parenthood Federation: "Do we need another Malthus?"

Mr Rafael Salas, Executive Director, United Nations Fund for Population Activities: "Population and developemnt: the critical relationship"

Mr Neil Marten, Minister for Overseas Development: "Population and development"

Edward Heath MP on the Brandt Commission Report: "North-south: a programme for survival"

Mr Charles Douglas-Home, Foreign Editor, The Times: "Over-population in China, India and Brazil"

Mr Eric Deakins, Mr Stephen Dorrell, Mr John Farr, Lord Kilmarnock and Mr George Morton, MPs: report-back  from India / Bangladesh trip

Sir George Young, MP: "Family planning - the role of government?"

Mr William Clark, President, International Institute for Environment and Development: "Population and poverty, housekeeping for six billion people"

Mr Lester Brown, President, Worldwatch Institute: "Building a sustainable society"

Lord Zuckerman, President, The Zoological Society of London: "A population policy for Britain?"

Mr Jonathan Dimbleby and Mr James Farrant, International Broadcasting Trust: "Common interest", series of Channel 4 television programmes on the less developed world

William Brass, Director, Centre for Population Studies: seminar on population trends and problems

Mr Carl Wahren, Secretary-General, International Planned Parenthood Federation: "Bucharest 1974, Mexico City 1984: World population growth, a ten-year perspective"

Malcom Pike, Imperial Cancer Research Fund Clinical Epidemiology and Clinical Trials Unit, Oxford and John Guillebaud, Medical Director, Margaret Pyke Centre for Study and Training in Family Planning: "The pill in perspective"

Mr Hubback, Chairman Simon Population Trust and Dr John Ermsich, Policy Studies Institute: "Population trends in Great Britain and public expenditure consequences"

Sir Peter Marshall, Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General (Economic), Commonwealth Secretariat: "The UN International Conference on Population: a Commonwealth perspective"

Dr Nancy Birdsall, Chief of Policy and Research Division, Health, Population and Nutrition Department, World Bank: "Population growth in today's developing world"

Mr A. W.Clausen, President of The World Bank: "Coping with debt, drought and population growth: prospects for the Third World"

Screening of Population Concern film "The Human Race", introduced by Eric McGraw

Mrs Avabai Wadia, President, International Planned Parenthood Federation and Family Planning Association of India: meeting on UN Women's Conference, November 1985

Dr Fred Sai, Senior Population Adviser, The World Bank: "Africa: population growth, policies and problems, a World Bank perspective"

Mr Charles Morrison, MP: report-back meeting on the All-Africa Parliamentary Conference on Population and Development

Susan Hampshire: "Population Concern's Family Life Project in Chittagong, Bangladesh"

Dr David Bellamy: "How long have we got? The impact of population growth on man's environment"

Report back on visit of the Committee to Nigeria and Gambia

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh: "Population and the environment"

Mr Brian Walker, President, International Institute for Environment and Development

Barber Conable, President World Bank

Dr Carl Wahren, Aid Management Division, Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development: "International co-operation: the challenge of AIDS and population growth"

Dr Nafis Sadik, Executive Director, UN Fund for Population Activities: "Women's health, population and global development"

Mrs G. T. Banks, Director and Registrar General, Office of Population Censuses and Surveys: "Population trends in Britain and the 1991 census"

Dr Halfdan Mahler, Secretary General, International Planned Parenthood Federation: "Global chellenges for the 1990s: population growth and the environment"

Report back on India and Nepal overseas study tour

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