Provisional Regulations on Minority Peoples' Birth Control, 1988.
In 1988, the government of Xinjiang, China, issued Provisional Regulations allowing urban ethnic-group couples to have two children and, in special cases, a third child.  Rural ethnic-group couples are allowed to have three children and, in special cases, a fourth child.  The one-child policy remains in effect for couples of Chinese majority nationality.
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