The Washington Times this week published a four-part series examining the prevalence of sex-selective abortions in India. The country in 1994 approved the Prenatal Determination Act, which bans the use of technologies such as ultrasounds and sonograms for the purpose of sex-selective abortion. The law also bans advertisements for prenatal sex determination, as well as the practice of preconception sex selection law. According to a [click link for full article]