Editorial: Is It Time for UN Feminists to Pack it in?
It was a rather poignant moment; a feminist lamenting their lack of progress on abortion at the recently completed Commission on the Status of Women.
UN Photo/Elma Okic
U.S. and Africans Foil Latest Ruse to Advance Abortion Rights
The United States and the African Group rejected a UN resolution on migration last week because Europeans insisted upon including abortion-related language and excluding language that would protect national sovereignty.
Romanian Ambassador Ion Jinga chairing the 51st Session of the UN Commission on Population and Development
UN Bureaucrats Push Full Steam Ahead for Abortion, Slam Breaks on Euthanasia
“Sexual and reproductive health and rights are integral to the dignity of women and girls,” said Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights Kate Gilmore at a gathering of UN experts and bureaucrats in Geneva last month.
Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights Kate Gilmore
UN Event Highlights Challenges, Hopes for Families in Migration and Urbanization
As the United Nations Commission on Population and Development turns its focus to migration and urbanization, a high-level event this week turned the spotlight to the way family integrity—or breakdown—affects and is affected by pervasive population trends.
