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C-Fam Protests Feminist Lobby Group AWID After Threats in UN Meeting
The Center for Family and Human Rights, publisher of the Friday Fax, submitted a formal complaint against an international feminist lobby group after it threatened and attempted to intimidate C-Fam personnel during a United Nations meeting.
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Biden State Department Reinstates Abortion in Annual Human Rights Report
On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of State released its annual country report on human rights practices 2021. The pro-abortion Center for Reproductive Rights welcomed the 2021 report, saying it demonstrates U.S. “commitment to upholding sexual and reproductive rights as human rights.”
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UNFPA Report Frames “Unintended Pregnancy” as Global Crisis
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) reports that nearly half of all pregnancies are unintended. This according to their new State of the World Population report. UNFPA chief Natalia Kanem calls it a “global failure to uphold women and girls’ basic human rights.”
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Biden Significantly Boosts Funding to UN Agency Complicit in Human Rights Abuses
The newly released White House budget for 2023 requests $56 million for the UN Population Fund (UNFPA)and calls for removing stipulations preventing the powerful UN agency from funding programs in China.
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Gay Lobby Disappointed at Just-Concluded UN Commission
The 54 Member States of the UN Commission on the Status of Women have refused to bow to U.S. and E.U. pressure on homosexual/trans issues.
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UN Experts Exceed their Mandates on Same-Sex Relations
The expert committee that monitors compliance with the UN’s treaty on women’s rights has told Sri Lanka the country must decriminalize same-sex sexual conduct between women. Homosexual advocates say the communication is a “landmark decision.”
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European Commission Punishing Ukraine Refugees Over LGBT
Cash-strapped Central European states Poland and Hungary have asked the EU Commission to intervene on their behalf in order to receive nearly $45 billion in assistance currently being withheld because the two states do not hold liberal views on homosexuality and transgenderism.
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Biden LGBT Envoy Befuddled Before House Committee
U.S. LGBT Special Envoy Jessica Stern told the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee that while her office of “Special Envoy” for homosexual/trans issues at the U.S. State Department is important she could not cite a single achievement since she took office last June.
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U.S. Diplomats Ramp-Up LGBT Advocacy at UN Negotiation
The U.S. government and the European Union are pressing UN Member States to add homosexuality and transgenderism in a draft UN agreement about the impact of climate change on women.
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WHO Advises Telemedicine Abortions/Eliminate Conscience Protections for Doctors
Last week, the World Health Organization (WHO) released an updated abortion guideline in which it recommended telemedicine abortion, the removal of all legal and policy barriers to accessing abortion, and restrictions on the conscience rights of health workers.
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BREAKING: U.S. Congressmen Complain to UN About Blocking Pro-life Groups
Twenty-five U.S. Congressmen have joined 400 international groups, and almost 9,000 individuals complaining to the UN that pro-life groups are being blocked from participating in a UN process connected to a major negotiation.
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Republicans Block Biden’s Legal Nominee over Abortion Extremism
Senate Republicans unanimously blocked the confirmation of Sarah Cleveland, President Biden’s nominee for Legal Advisor at the Department of State over her position that UN committees trump domestic law over abortion. Cleveland takes the position that abortion is a global human right.
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Guatemala Recognized as Pro-Life Capital of Latin America
Religious leaders and pro-life organizations from across the American Continent praised Guatemala in a ceremony to recognize the small Central American nation as the pro-life capital of Latin America.
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Pro-Lifers Demand Participation at UN Meeting
Over four-hundred organizations from around the world have complained to the UN that an upcoming UN forum is blocking pro-life and pro-family groups from participating. A petition with more than 9,000 names will be presented to the UN, and a letter from the U.S. Congress is expected.
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Senate Democrats Fail to Codify Roe v. Wade
Democrat efforts to enshrine abortion-on-demand into U.S. law failed on Monday. Republican Senators accused Democrats of grandstanding for their base while a humanitarian crisis unfolds in Ukraine.
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U.S. Senate Considers Abortion-On-Demand Bill
For the first time ever, the U.S. will vote on a bill to enshrine abortion-on-demand in federal law. The bill would also declare abortion an international right. Though it is not likely to pass, it is being forced by Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-NY) as a sop to the abortion lobby.
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Colombian High Court Says Aborting Disabled Children Can Never Be a Crime
Under the influence of UN bodies, Colombia’s Constitutional Court ruled that abortion-on-demand cannot be criminalized until after the twenty-fourth week of pregnancy. The Court goes further and says aborting disabled babies and babies conceived after rape can never be criminalized.
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UN Commission Rejects LGBT Agenda
The UN Commission for Social Development rejected new language on LGBT issues, refuting claims that LGBT issues are on their way to being mainstreamed in UN policy.
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EU Increases Abortion Funding, Demands Abortion Loyalty
In recent months European governments have ratcheted up abortion funding and abortion pressure.
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U.S. House Democrats Adopt Bill to Prosecute Foreign Opponents of LGBT Agenda
“Is a parent who rejects her minor child’s wish for a sex change operation complicit in cruelty?”
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C-Fam Investigation Reveals Lack of Agreement and Nefarious Connections in UN Human Rights Mechanism
UN human rights bodies increasingly pressure countries to accept redefinitions of gender and the family, and to liberalize abortion laws. One mechanism, the Universal Periodic Review (UPR), reveals how little agreement exists for this agenda. This is occurring despite concerted efforts by wealthy Western countries to steer the process according to their priorities.
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Biden Admin Says “Mother” and “Father” are Offensive
New U.S. guidelines for overseas educational programs suggest that the terms “mother” and “father” are “offensive.”
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UN Human Rights Body Gives Pass to Iceland’s Targeting of Disabled Children
It was Iceland’s turn to have its human rights record reviewed by other UN member states on Tuesday. The Nordic country, which has faced scrutiny for its extremely high rate of selective abortion of children with Down syndrome, was urged to combat this discrimination, and to increase support for all persons with disabilities.
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Inter-American Court of Human Rights Decriminalizes Infanticide
Manuela ripped the umbilical cord of her newborn baby boy and then threw him into a latrine to die by suffocation in excrement. That was thirteen years ago. Manuela was convicted of her crime. And then she became a heroine of abortion groups around the world and has been set free after winning an international legal case.
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In First Year, Biden Spreads Pain and Suffering Around the World
In his first 12 months in office, President Joe Biden has shown himself to be more aggressive on international social policy than either Barack Obama or Bill Clinton.
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