Soros Spends Big on Secretary General Campaign
UNITED NATIONS, May 28 (C-Fam) Billionaire philanthropist and political activist George Soros is behind a multi-million dollar campaign to elect a woman as the next Secretary General of the United Nations. The 1 for 8 Billion campaign has been mission focused on promoting the leading candidates, posting online their criteria and lobbying UN member states to support the candidates who will champion feminist ideals that include gender ideology and abortion rights.
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Rightward Shift in Latin America Could Bolster Pro-Life at UN
UNITED NATIONS, May 29 (C-Fam) A political shift to the right across Latin America could threaten the left-wing UN consensus on abortion, gender, climate, and migration for the first time in two generations.
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UN Experts Ask for Prosecution of P*rn Platform
WASHINGTON, D.C. May 22 (C-Fam) Two UN human rights experts are raising the alarm about how pornography sites, technology platforms, and payment networks are causing the exploitation of women and girls.
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Gays/Trans Say Family Groups Threaten Democracy
UNITED NATIONS, May 22 (C-Fam) The UN LGBT Core Group — 46 mostly Western states— has warned that conservative pro-family groups are a global threat to democracy.
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Prostitutes Outraged at Conference Cancellation
WASHINGTON, D.C. May 15 (C-Fam) A human rights conference in Zambia was abruptly cancelled this week under pressure from the Chinese government. The action has sparked outrage from various NGOs that advocate for prostitution, abortion, and gender ideology.
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Democrats Angry Over Cuts in Abortion Funding
WASHINGTON DC, May 15 (C-FAM) At a recent hearing on State Department funding, Democrats were extremely angry at not getting their way on funding for abortion and gender ideology.
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Congresswoman Misleads about UNFPA and Abortion
WASHINGTON, D.C. May 8 (C-Fam) At a hearing on UN reform in the U.S. House last week, Representative Madeleine Dean (D-PA) gave false information about the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and abortion.
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EU Commission Wants Centralized Censorship
NEW YORK, May 8 (C-Fam) The all-powerful EU Commission has requested a feasibility study on ways to give it direct control over the flow of information and the development of software across all technology platforms in Europe. The study, published last week, found that censoring all content simultaneously across all technology companies in Europe is feasible.
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House Committee Considers UN Reform
WASHINGTON D.C., May 1 (C-Fam) A subcommittee of the U.S. House heard testimony this week on UN reform, a subject UN member states are wrestling with right now. The hearing covered a range of topics, including UN effectiveness following budget cuts, transparency and accountability, and its broader legitimacy to promote human rights.
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Did SPLC Receive Federal Funds?
WASHINGTON, D.C. May 1 (C-Fam) The Southern Poverty Law Center is under federal indictment for money laundering, and one of the questions that has arisen is how much money the left-wing group has received from the federal government.
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SPLC Indicted for Fraud and Money Laundering
WASHINGTON, D.C. April 24 (C-Fam) The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has been indicted on federal fraud charges, including money laundering. According to acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, the organization had been secretly paying leaders of the very “hate” groups it was publicly tracking: “paying sources to stoke racial hatred.”
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Lead UN Candidate Doubles Down on Abortion
UNITED NATIONS, April 24 (C-Fam) For at least two decades, pro-abortion Chilean politician Michelle Bachelet has been angling to be the UN Secretary General. She is one step closer and could very well be elected this summer. She was before the General Assembly this week, answering questions.
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Experts Propose Family-Friendly Tech Governance
UNITED NATIONS, April 24 (C-Fam) At the just concluded UN Commission on Social Development (CPD), a group of legal, policy, and research experts made the case for a governance model that gives primacy to the well-being of families in technological progress and social development.
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Pro-Lifers Win Again at UN Conference
UNITED NATIONS, April 17 (C-Fam) Pro-lifers chalked up another win at the United Nations this week as the chairman of the UN Commission on Population and Development refused to put a document forward for approval. He objected to the European efforts to load up the document with abortion and gender ideology.
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Editorial: The Disappointment of Hungary
WASHINGTON, D.C., April 17 (C-Fam). A few years ago, I was at a private luncheon for about 20 people to meet with the Hungarian Ambassador to the United States. It was a lively conversation, mostly congratulatory of Orban and all that Hungary had accomplished domestically. The point of it all was to urge American conservatives to make common cause with Orban’s government.
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Democrats Propose Woke Foreign Policy
WASHINGTON, D.C., April 10 (C-Fam) A bill on international disability rights introduced by Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) would make diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) a permanent priority of U.S. foreign policy. It would also include programming to promote gender ideology and abortion.
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UN Considers Merging Major Agencies
The UN is considering merging the UN Population Fund and UN Women as part of a broader overhaul of the UN system to reduce costs and streamline operations. However, feminist groups are strongly opposed to the proposed merger, arguing that it would mark a reversal of their progress.
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EU Calls for More Censorship at UN Commission
UNITED NATIONS, April 3 (C-Fam) The UN Commission on Population and Development is underway, and the European Union has called for censorship on social policies like abortion, transgender issues, and migration.
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UN Members to Lose Power to Secretary General
UNITED NATIONS, April 3 (C-Fam) Member states are about to grant more power to the Secretary-General, and a group of governments has criticized the lack of negotiations on what will be a monumental change in the way the UN does business. They are also criticizing the growing trend to silence differing viewpoints and “hastily” adopt resolutions that do not reflect the consensus of member states.
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Radical Feminist May Soon Head United Nations
UNITED NATIONS, March 27 (C-Fam) A congressional letter is asking the U.S. to veto the nomination of Chilean Michelle Bachelet to be the next UN Secretary General because of her longstanding and aggressive sexual leftism.
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EU Socialists Want to Control UN Women’s Forum
UNITED NATIONS, March 27 (C-Fam) The Socialists and Democrats (S&D) Group in the European Parliament wants to relocate the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) from New York City to Europe. They are eager to get the annual commission out of the UN headquarters because conservative groups have been so successful in blocking their efforts there.
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European Union Censors Gender Debate at the UN
UNITED NATIONS, March 20 (C-Fam) The European Union blocked a U.S. resolution to define gender at the UN Commission on the Status of Women. They wouldn’t even let it be debated.
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UN Feminists Angry and Frightened at Pro-Lifers
UNITED NATIONS, Mar 20 (C-Fam) UN agencies, together with progressive governments and powerful foundations, took to this year’s UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) to argue that the biggest threat to women’s justice comes from pro-life and pro-family groups. Through repeated speeches and panels, they are calling the efforts of pro-lifers a “backlash.”
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Costa Rica, EU Block UN Definition of “Woman”
UNITED NATIONS, March 13 (C-Fam) The European Union quashed eight attempts by the United States to define what a woman is and to keep abortion rights out of an agreement of the UN Commission on the Status of Women.
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Pro-Life Optimism Abounds at Women’s Commission
UNITED NATIONS March 13 (C-Fam) There is a spirit of optimism and momentum among conservative advocates gathered at the annual UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). This optimism has been bolstered by the U.S.’s leadership at the UN this week, both in negotiations and in participation in side events with civil society.
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