A health worker (L) examines a mother if she is fit to take birth control pills during the World Population Day in Manila July 11, 2008. Former Philippine president Fidel Ramos on criticised his successor, Gloria Arroyo for letting the Roman Catholic church control the country's population control policy. Speaking at a UN forum on World Population Day, Ramos said "the Arroyo administration's population policy has been described as flip-flopping, perhaps due to unwarranted subservience to the Catholic church."
A woman tries to fit a condom as a health worker (R, unseen) teaches how to properly use condoms during the World Population Day in Manila July 11, 2008. Former Philippine president Fidel Ramos criticised his successor Gloria Arroyo for letting the Roman Catholic church control the country's population control policy. Speaking at a UN forum on World Population Day, Ramos said "the Arroyo administration's population policy has been described as flip-flopping, perhaps due to unwarranted subservience to the Catholic church."
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