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Editorial: Countries Must Push Back Tuesday on LGBT in General Assembly
Powerful Western countries do not want developing countries to speak out against homosexual/trans ideology and abortion when the General Assembly adopts several resolutions next week.
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Biden Admin Spends $4.1 Billion on LGBT Programs
In the last three years, the U.S. government issued more than $4.1 billion in taxpayer money through 1,100 grants to fund LGBT-promoting projects around the world.
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UN Panel Explores Connection Between Pornography and Sex-Trafficking
Anti-trafficking survivors and advocates told UN delegates and officials that sex-trafficking was the end stage of sexual abuse that start with pornography and prostitution.
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Countries Praise Russia’s Pro-Family Policies at Human Rights Forum
During the recent session of the UN’s Universal Periodic Review, no fewer than sixteen countries urged the Russian Federation to continue its promotion of the family.
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Traditional Countries Outfox Western Powers on Gender Ideology
Western countries were left fuming last week after traditional countries and China forcibly removed consideration of a resolution on gender ideology from the General Assembly committee that deals with economic development and finance.
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Developing Countries Revolt Against EU Gender Agenda in New Trade Agreement
A new twenty-year agreement between the European Union and 79 African, Caribbean, and Pacific countries is embroiled in controversy as developing world leaders worry the EU is attempting to impose controversial sexual rights.
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Abortion Extremists Complain to Organization of American States
At a hearing last week, abortion advocates complained to the human rights body of the Organization of American States about the U.S. Supreme Court overturning a right to abortion in the United States.
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Leaders From Around the World Say Human Rights are Off Track
Governmental and civil society leaders from 40 countries met at UN headquarters last week to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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Pro-abortion Extremist Joins the International Court of Justice
Law professor and abortion absolutist Sarah Cleveland gained large support from the UN General Assembly and the Security Council to serve a nine-year term on the International Court of Justice. This despite a large pro-life effort to keep her off.
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Traditional Countries Reject Biden Push for LGBT at UN
Traditional countries fought back against a U.S. attempt to impose homosexual and transgender policies in a UN resolution last week.
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Biden to Censor Opponents Using Artificial Intelligence
President Biden unveiled sweeping plans for domestic and international regulation of artificial intelligence that will consign conservatives to virtual gulags.
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UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies Continue to Violate their Mandates
UN human rights experts do not have the authority to press governments to change laws. But they do. And they are getting even more aggressive in doing so.
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Opposition to Sodomy is Colonialism, says UN Expert
Traditional man-woman marriage, sodomy laws and social norms about gender are Western colonial impositions according to a UN human rights report.
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ANALYSIS: For Western Countries Freedom of Religion Ends Where LGBT Rights Begin
Western governments expressed support for religious freedom in the General Assembly last week even as they attacked traditional religious beliefs about marriage and family around the world.
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Rich Countries to Use Food as a Weapon on Gender
The Committee on World Food Security, adopted a set of gender guidelines that makes sexual and reproductive health and intersectional policies a component of national and international food security.
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Rich Countries Renew Abortion Targeting of Africa
Abortion groups are stepping up their efforts to spread abortion across the African continent. New offices are opening, new campaigns are starting, new strategies are coming to light.
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U.S. Blitzed with Abortion Questions at Human Rights Committee
UN human rights bureaucrats barraged the U.S. with questions about abortion this week during its periodic review by the UN Human Rights Committee.
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UN Report Says Young Girls Cannot Succeed Without Abortion
To commemorate the International Day of the Girl Child, a UN treaty body has released a statement mentioning abortion 27 times as the most important factor for the well-being and development of young girls.
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Pro-Life Groups Ask General Assembly to Block Pro-Abortion Nominee to International Court
Over 360 pro-life groups have asked the UN General Assembly to block President Joe Biden’s nominee to the International Court of Justice because of her support of abortion.
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Biden Administration Calls Upon UN to Stop Pro-Life Conservatives
The Biden administration has asked UN agencies and other governments to ramp up efforts against what they have called “anti-rights” and “anti-gender” movements.
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U.S. House Votes to Keep Abortion out of HIV/AIDS Relief
Congressman Chris Smith (R-NJ) took to the House floor last week and reminded lawmakers that Africans do not want money for HIV/AIDS relief going to pro-abortion groups. Smith read a letter from 131 African lawmakers and religious leaders that put this in the strongest terms.
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WHO Director-General Says Supporting Abortion is “Siding with Science”
The Director General of the World Health Organization has defended the agency’s abortion guidelines and general pro-abortion stance as “siding with science.”
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UN Official Calls for Silencing of Social Conservatives
The UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression has released a report recommending governments and social media companies silence those who express traditional views of marriage, abortion, sexuality, and gender identity.
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UN Bureaucrats Pick Fight with EU Parliament on Prostitution
The UN human rights office called for the “full decriminalization of sex work” on Monday, just days after the European Parliament surprised the sexual left with a scathing resolution against prostitution.
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Hungarian President Says Demographic Ice Age Worse than Global Warming
Hungarian President Katalin Novák told world leaders this week that the demographic crisis from low birth rates and aging is a bigger threat to humanity than climate.
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