India changed its policy of sterilizing people to control population in 1996, primarily because the policy a. was popular b. violated human rights c. failed to decrease the population d. decreased the population too rapidly

India changed its policy of sterilizing people to control population in 1996, primarily because the policy B. violated human rights. The drive to sterilize began in 1970 with Indian family planning efforts, mostly focused on sterilizing women. There have been several deaths because of poor quality sterilization until it was seen that it violated human rights.

c. it required that townships set aside land for public schools.

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