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In page Compulsory sterilization:

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Governmental family-planning programs emerged in the late 1800s, and have continued to progress through the 21st century. During this time, as feminists began advocating for reproductive choice, eugenicists and hygienists were advocating for low-income and disabled peoples to be sterilized or have their fertility tightly regulated, in order to "clean" or "perfect" nations.[1][2] The second half of the 20th century saw national governments' uptake of neo-Malthusian ideology that directly linked population growth to increased (and uncontrollable) poverty, which, during the embrace of capitalism, meant that countries were unable to economically develop due to this poverty.[citation needed]