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International Violence Against Women Bill Would Fund Overseas Abortion Groups
In late November, Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives reintroduced the International Violence Against Women Act (IVAWA), a bill whose previous introductions led to heated debates over issues of abortion and gender.
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5 Best Moments of 2019 for Life and Family
NEW YORK, December 27 (C-Fam) 1. President Trump stands up for the rights of unborn children at the UN General Assembly. The high point in the international campaign to protect…
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5 Worst Moments of 2019 for Life and Family
NEW YORK, December 27 (C-Fam) Even as the U.S. and a coalition of other sovereign nations promoted a strong pro-life agenda at the United Nations in 2019, UN staff and…
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Democrats Fail to Rollback White House Pro-life Foreign Policy in FY2020 Spending Bill
When U.S Congressional leaders agreed to a spending bill package to fund the government and avert a government shutdown, they scuttled proposals from Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) that would have undermined U.S. pro-life foreign policy.
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Pro-LGBT Governments and U.S. Clash on Campaign to Decriminalize Homosexuality
U.S. ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell pitched a U.S. campaign to decriminalize homosexual conduct to members of the LGBT Core Group on Wednesday.
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U.S. Ambassador Fuels Public Row Over Homosexuality in AIDS-Ravaged Zambia
A war of words has broken out between the U.S. Ambassador to Zambia Daniel Foote and the government of Zambia over that conservative country’s laws on homosexual behavior. The U.S. Ambassador has even threatened to withhold financial aid to this AIDS ravaged African country.
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U.S. Funds Still Being Used to Promote Abortion Abroad, Despite Administration’s Pro-life Position
On Tuesday, pro-abortion organization Ipas celebrated Human Rights Day by asking its followers to share a graphic on social media declaring abortion to be a human right.
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World’s Top Sex Ed Promoter Promises Radical Social Change
A U.S.-based organization with a long history of promoting controversial curricula for children recently rebranded itself, declaring its mission to promote radical social change through sex education.
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Council of Europe Commissar Tries to Halt Slovakia Abortion Ultrasound Bill
A pro-life Slovak bill requiring mothers to see an ultrasound of their babies before an abortion provoked blistering condemnations from Council of Europe officials and abortion groups last week.
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UN to Downplay Crime of Child Pornography
The UN General Assembly will replace the term “child pornography” with “child sexual abuse material” even though experts have warned in the past that the move could make it harder to prosecute some child pornography cases.
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New Beijing Report Shows One-Child Policy Aftershocks
A new Chinese government report shows devastating economic effects of Beijing’s brutal, 40-year family planning policy.
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UN Women Takes Neutral Position on Criminalization of Prostitution
The UN agency for women recently announced its neutrality on whether prostitution should be criminalized.
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Trump Pro-life Diplomacy Roils General Assembly Debates
Abortion is as controversial today at UN headquarters as it was before Barack Obama took office in the White House, thanks to pro-life diplomacy from the Trump administration.
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Kenyans Strongly Rebuke UN Agency for Using Africa as a Backdrop to Promote Abortion
The UN population agency’s plans to host a government conference on “sexual and reproductive health” in Kenya backfired this week, as Kenyans fought back attempts to export Western sexual norms in Africa.
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Holy See Pulls Out of Nairobi Summit, U.S. Leads Opposition to Abortion Agenda
From start to finish the Nairobi Summit that concluded today in Kenya was clouded by charges of illegitimacy.
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General Assembly Inches Toward Redefining Gender as Social Construct
Nations clashed over a proposed UN treaty on crimes against humanity at UN headquarters last week. If adopted, the new treaty would change the definition of gender in international law to include more than 100 genders.
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Large Population of Scientists Thinks There Are Too Many of the Rest of Us
Elite scientists said this week that overpopulation is a top reason for climate change and our numbers should be reduced. In a statement by 11,000 scientists, population control was one of six priority areas.
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Once More Trump Keeps Abortion Out at UN Security Council
For the second year in a row, the U.S. kept abortion-related language out of a UN Security Council resolution on women in crisis and conflict.
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Senate Leader Pulls Funding Bill that Promotes Abortion and Homosexuality
Senate leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) withdrew the overseas funding bill from a package of appropriation bills this week because of pro-life concerns.
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Pro-Life U.S. Diplomat Resigns After Deep State Attacks
The State Department’s top official for UN affairs will retire next month after five decades of public service, beginning as a combat-decorated Marine, and including U.S. ambassador to the UN in Geneva.
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Major Family Planning Groups Show How They Promote Abortion in Humanitarian Crises
Several major family planning groups recently revealed how they are working to integrate abortion into their humanitarian work. The groups were quite open about this at an event hosted by the Wilson Center in Washington DC.
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EXCLUSIVE: UN Agency Blocks Pro-Lifers from Conference
The pro-abortion UN Population Fund (UNFPA) does not want pro-life critics in attendance when the agency convenes a conference in Nairobi in mid-November.
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Crazy Treaty Bodies at Heart of Abortion LGBT Battles at UN
The General Assembly isn’t yet scheduled to take up treaty body reform until next year.
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Brazilian Prosecutor Takes Aim at World Health Organization Abortion Guidelines
Brazilian prosecutors may launch a criminal investigation into a magazine that promoted illegal abortions based on controversial guidelines from the World Health Organization.
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Court Rules Northern Ireland’s Abortion Restrictions Violate Human Rights Law
A high court judgment in Belfast last week ruled that Northern Ireland’s abortion restrictions are a violation of human rights commitments, further increasing the pressure on the territory, which is part of the U.K., to remove its legal protections for the unborn.
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