“Sexual Rights” Proponents Seek Legitimacy Through Universal Periodic Review
Western activists have turned to a relatively obscure UN procedure to change national laws in traditional countries on such things as homosexual marriage and sexual “rights”.
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International Law Commission Ignores Criticism, Proposes Progressive Rules
New rules from the world’s highest international law body will likely lead to an onslaught of litigation and judicial decisions on the basis of new and non-negotiated customary international law.
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Countries Take up Positions Ahead of UN Vote on LGBT Rights
The UN General Assembly is preparing the battlefield for the most important vote on the homosexual agenda it has ever faced.
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The Contraception Crisis that Isn’t
The world’s most powerful family planning groups announced a “contraceptive crisis,” calling for more funding and “sounding the alarm over the unmet contraceptive needs of hundreds of millions of people.”
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Wikileaks: Clinton and Her Team Deeply Involved in UN LGBT Minutiae
Leaked emails show how intimately familiar and ardently concerned Hillary Clinton and her closest advisors are with the minutiae of social policy debates and how they intend to use its arcane language to promote “sexual rights” in traditional countries.
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Obama Legacy to International LGBT Rights Falls Short of Expectations In Final Hurdle
President Obama’s last legacy to the international homosexual rights movement drew complaint instead of gratitude.
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Wikileaks: Clinton Will Fund Overseas Abortion Without Conscience Protections
Recently released Wikileaks emails show that President Obama wanted to fund abortions overseas, a clear violation of longstanding US law and policy, but that he nonetheless wanted to allow for conscience protection for doctors reluctant to perform abortions.
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UNESCO Promotes “LGBT rights” for children
With a new publication, UNESCO has joined list of UN agencies advocating for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender agenda.
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Global Abortion Advocates Dispense with Mask of “Post-Abortion” Care
A leading consortium of reproductive health advocates announced its intention to drop “post-abortion care” from its title and to begin campaigning for “comprehensive abortion care” instead.
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UN Rights Chief Divides General Assembly on LGBT Rights
Nations celebrated the 50th anniversary of two foundational human rights treaties on Wednesday by alternately praising and criticizing UN human rights chief Zeid bin Ra’ad for using his post to promote lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender issues.
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UN Event Shows How Sexual Agenda Tramples Children’s Rights
That all children have a mother and a father is a biological fact. That they have a right to know and be raised by their parents, where possible, is enshrined in the UN’s most widely ratified human rights treaty.
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Europe rejects legalization of surrogacy to protect children’s rights
Last Tuesday, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) rejected an attempt to legalize surrogacy throughout Europe.
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UN Appoints Global LGBT Ombudsman, Nations Push Back
The Human Rights Council appointed a prominent gay rights activist as UN ombudsman for LGBT issues last week.
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UN Agencies Enlist African First Ladies to Sanitize “Reproductive Health” and Sex Ed
A recent UN event embodied a decades-long contradiction between UN staff and some UN member states who have opposite understandings of whether the term “reproductive health” includes abortion.
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Historic UN Clash on LGBT Rights Set for November
Supporters of LGBT rights at the UN are preparing for the most important vote on their agenda since 2008.
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400,000 Mexicans Protest Homosexual Marriage, Pope Francis Lends Support
Last week, 400,000 Mexicans took to the streets in their nation’s capital to oppose the President Enrique Peña Nieto’s plan to impose homosexual marriage on the country.
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UNFPA’s Biannual Checkup Reveals Symptoms of Abortion
Despite close ties with pro-abortion groups, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has been constrained from openly promoting abortion but that may be changing.
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Will New Saint Bring New Allies to UN Abortion Debates?
Mother Teresa’s canonization in Rome reverberated at an event in UN headquarters where top diplomats praised the saint as the very essence of the UN’s mission even if they had opposed her message on life and family issues in the past.
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Powerful UN Agencies Pressure Catholic Church on Contraception, Homosexuality, Masturbation
Three powerful UN agencies are sponsoring the release of a document next week that calls for the Catholic Church to change her teachings on contraception
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Sexual And Reproductive Health Gains Ground in UN Agreement, Family Loses
The family continues to be a sticking point in UN negotiations as Europe and America try to eke out international affirmation of homosexual relations and lay the foundations of an international right to abortion.
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Even Political Left Frustrated with US Focus on Everything Homosexual
Even the left is coming to realize that the aggressive stance of the Obama administration on the homosexual agenda in foreign policy has come to harm the issue.
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Aging World is More Dangerous
China’s dangerous brinksmanship in the South Pacific is driven in part by its plummeting fertility and rapid aging.
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Pro-Life Heroine Mother Teresa Will Be Declared a Saint
Mother Teresa will be declared a Saint by Pope Francis in a special ceremony on Sunday at the Vatican.
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Search for new UN Secretary-General frustrates feminists
UN member States held a third straw poll on Monday to narrow the field of contenders for the office of UN Secretary-General. Ban Ki-Moon’s term expires at the end of the year.
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Analysis: Flawed U.S. law would funnel money to abortion groups, away from mothers and infants
World Leaders and the U.S. Congress claim to be united about at least one thing: ending preventable deaths in childbirth and infancy by 2030.
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