Children Born of War Receive Unprecedented Attention in Security Council Debate
Two years after it first heard from advocates for children conceived as a result of wartime rape, the UN Security Council is giving such children much-needed international attention.
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New Human Trafficking Foundation May Support Abortion and Prostitution
Conservative human rights groups are increasingly alarmed about a new funding proposal to combat human trafficking around the world.
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100th Anniversary of Fatima Marked at UN Headquarters
“Pope Francis has just landed in Fatima,” said the ambassador of Portugal to mark the beginning of a special event at UN headquarters to celebrate the centenary of the apparition of Our Lady at Fatima to three Portuguese shepherd children.
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Therapists Fight Efforts to Block Treatment for Same-Sex Attraction/Behavior
A complaint to the Federal Trade Commission denounces the “lies, deception, and fraud” of the Southern Poverty Law Center, the Human Rights Campaign, and the National Center for Lesbian Rights for their efforts to ban therapy for those who want to leave the homosexual life.
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UN Tries and Fails to Convince Honduras to Legalize Abortion
Honduran lawmakers refused to legalize abortion despite intense pressure from UN experts and international abortion activists.
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Trump Budget to Cut Gender Office that Falls Outside Mexico City Policy Protection
The Trump administration’s budget will reportedly put on the chopping block a controversial gender rights office created by the Obama administration.
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UNICEF Position on Babies Born of War Rape Still Unclear
The UN Children’s Fund recently acknowledged that many of the girls returning from captivity by terrorists are pregnant, but stopped short of treating the maternity of the girls, or the children they bear, as a separate area of concern for the agency.
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The World Health Organization Says Abortion is Family Planning
Governments have long agreed that abortion cannot be a part of family planning. The World Health Organization has gone along with that consensus until now.
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U.S. Lawmakers Seek to End Impunity for Online Sale of Children
A bipartisan bill introduced last week by U.S. lawmakers seeks to end impunity for website owners who knowingly facilitate online sale of children for sex.
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Protest to Trump’s Defunding UNFPA Reveals Poor Results, Lackluster Support
President Donald J. Trump cut U.S. funding to the UN Population Fund last week, and protests from Democrats, abortion groups, and UNFPA revealed UNFPA’s dogged determination to partner with abortion groups, lackluster results in improving maternal health, and alienation of constituents due to controversial promotion of sexual rights.
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WHO Still Pushing Dangerous Contraceptive on African Women at Risk
The World Health Organization is urging women to use a contraceptive known to increase the risk of HIV.
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Pro-lifers Celebrate Huge Win at UN Commission
The UN Commission on Population and Development ended Friday afternoon with a frustrated chairman withdrawing her draft of a resolution and the meeting ending without an agreement.
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Editorial: The Left Seeks to Silence Pro-Life/Pro-Family Voices
Silencing your opponent. That is now the main response of the political left in America.
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Analysis Shows Only a Tiny Number of UN Member States Preoccupied with Homosexuality
A new analysis of the UN human rights monitoring system shows a universal obsession among experts but only a tiny number of member states with the controversial issues of abortion and homosexuality.
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UN Secretariat, UNFPA Show Their Hand on Abortion Rights at Feminist Conclave
Senior UN staff partnered with abortion groups at the recent UN women’s conference to promote “sexual and reproductive rights” that, when pressed, they could not specifically define.
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Pro-Life Pro-Family Turn Rocks Europeans at UN Commission on Women
The world witnessed the United States returning to the pro-life fold after years of abortion advocacy from the Obama administration yesterday during the UN Commission on the Status of Women.
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How the Push for Sexual and Reproductive Rights Harms Women’s Human Rights
At UN headquarters this week, experts detailed several ways sexual and reproductive rights activists are contributing to the continued violation of women’s human rights. Two standing room-only events were part of the two-week Commission on the Status of Women, which concludes Friday.
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Trafficking Survivors Tell UN: Strengthen Families To Protect Women and Girls
Women who were trafficked or mistreated for their reproductive organs told the UN this week that to successfully combat modern-day slavery, countries must respect and empower the family.
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Parents of Down Syndrome Girl Tell UN That the Family Protects Kids
When tests showed Kurt Kondrich’s unborn daughter Chloe had Down syndrome, the doctors’ only advice was to abort her.
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UN Staff, EU Politicians, Abortion Groups Join Forces to Vilify U.S. Pro-life Stance
More than forty-five governments and high-ranking UN staff convened in Brussels this week to raise money and combat U.S. pro-life policies.
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Abortion Lobby Admits to Using Maternal Health to Promote Abortion
A recently published article exposes how abortion practitioners used U.S. foreign aid and the guise of “post abortion care” to increase the number of abortions in Zambia.
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Vatican Academy of Science Says Population Control is Not “Crucial” To Save Biodiversity
The Pontifical Academy for Science distanced itself from population control theories at the end of a controversial conference about biological extinction featuring renown population control advocates.
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UN Scientists Push Environmental Agenda in Sustainable Development Goals Despite Fears of Leaving Poor Behind
Last week UN scientists responded to complaints that environmental protection overtakes global efforts to help the poor by promising an even greater environmental focus.
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UN Tries to Fast-Track LGBT Acceptance and Abortion Access, Again
The UN bureaucracy is once again trying to fast track the adoption of hundreds of statistical indicators to measure progress on the UN development goals, without giving time for the UN’s political organs to review them.
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EU Says the Priorities of Women Workers are Access to Abortion, and LGBT Rights
The EU Parliament recently announced its “priorities” for the next Commission on the Status of Women are “universal access to sexual and reproductive health and rights.” The EU document implies that limiting access to abortion is an infringement of women’s rights.
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