New Sexuality and Gender Scholarship Undermines Global LGBT Policy
A review of more than 200 scientific articles on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transsexual (LGBT) health undermines common assumptions used in the effort to create international LGBT laws and policies.
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Gender Ideology Leads to Child Abuse: Pediatricians
“Facts – not ideology – determine reality,” the American College of Pediatricians (ACP) said in a warning to legislators and educators about the dangers of surgical and medical sex change operations to children.
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OAS Emerging as Global LGBT Rights Advocate
Last week the main body of the Organization of American States, upon request of the Uruguay mission to the OAS, included remarks from the “2016 Global LGBT(I) Human Rights Conference”, which took place in Montevideo last July.
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Did WHO Cover Up Evidence of Contraceptive-HIV Link?
A new study suggests the World Health Organization, Gates Foundation, USAID and other wealthy donors knowingly downplayed increased risk of HIV from contraception they distribute to women in developing countries.
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Chilean Executive Fast-Tracks LGBT Agenda When International Bodies Won’t
The Government of Chile promised to “promote, advance, and support” the homosexual agenda in an audacious settlement agreement that goes far beyond what the homosexual activists could have ever hoped for from the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights where it was reached.
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UNFPA Seeks Blessing from The World’s Most Secular Religious Leaders
For many years UNFPA leadership has maintained that religion is one of the biggest barriers to people’s enjoyment of their “sexual rights”. The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has teamed up with the Church of Sweden to convince religious leaders to accept abortion, contraception, and the sexual autonomy of children.
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Punish the Rapist, Welcome the Child: Interview
Lianna Rebolledo was 12 years old when two men kidnapped her while she was walking to a local shopping mall. Nine months later she gave birth to a baby girl. Today she travels to shelters all over Latin America giving hope to girls pregnant from rape by sharing her story.
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100,000 Panamanians March Against UN-Style Sex Ed
A hundred thousand Panamanians took to their capital city’s streets to oppose a new national bill that would introduce both sexuality education and gender ideology into their schools.
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Annual Review of New UN Goals Underwhelms, Avoids Controversy
Just a year ago nations agreed to massive new set of Sustainable Development Goals that were supposed to transform the way billions of dollars of aid will be spent in the decades ahead.
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Pope’s ‘Ideological Colonization’ Explained in New Book
When Pope Francis spoke to the UN last September he warned about what he called “ideological colonization.” By that he meant the attempt to import or impose a vision of human sexuality at odds with traditional peoples.
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Obama Administration Ramps Up Global LGBTI Activism in Lame Duck
The Obama administration is telling countries to be loud and proud about LGBT issues, especially countries that want to avoid international tension on this subject.
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Traditional Marriage makes children happier, healthier: Study
Our relationship with our biological parents influences our happiness long after we’ve flown the nest.
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New Report Shows Which Countries are Best for the Family
A new report demonstrates to policy makers which countries are best at helping traditional families and which are failing.
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LGBT Agenda Advances, Drives Wedge in UN System
The UN Human Rights Council narrowly adopted a resolution establishing the position of “independent expert on protection against violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity,” with 22 votes in favor, 19 against, and 6 abstentions.
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Abortion Trumps Aid to Refugees in U.S. Senate
Abortion politics derailed Congressional agreement on U.S. foreign aid funding, despite the urgent need to focus on crises like the Zika virus and the worst refugee crisis since the Second World War.
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Abstinence Education Works, Condoms Don’t: New Teen Pregnancy Data
New evidence from the United States suggests abstinence education is a reason why teen pregnancy has fallen to historically low rates.
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UN Honors Planned Parenthood Abortion Activist with Population Award
The United Nations awarded longtime Planned Parenthood executive Carmen Barroso for her work promoting “sexual and reproductive health and rights” at a ceremony at UN headquarters last week.
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Poland Blasts European Bureaucrats, Calls out Planned Parenthood
The Polish government snapped back at European bureaucrats in a scathing response to a report published last week by the Council of Europe that criticized Poland’s restrictive abortion law and its treatment of women.
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Transgender Health Experts Contradict Themselves in New Publication
A leading medical journal published its first series on transgender health and reveals what appear to be major contradictions.
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Violence, Spin, and Abuse of Power at OAS Meeting
For years the head of the OAS bureaucracy has tried to impose abortion and homosexuality throughout the Americas while the people have tried to protect their families and religious liberty. This week at annual meeting in Santo Domingo, the fight literally came to blows.
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Homosexual Marriage Not a Right Says European Human Rights Court
A unanimous decision of the European Court of Human Rights has once again said that homosexual marriage is not a human right under European law.
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Abortion Groups Welcomed Into Global HIV Response
What do abortion and family planning have to do with HIV? A lot, according to a newly endorsed international HIV strategy.
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Obama State Department Offers Funding to Trans Pressure Groups Overseas
The Obama State Department is putting enormous pressure on traditional countries to regularize, promote, and protect what many consider to be disordered, even psychotic behavior, specifically related to those who think they are the wrong sex.
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Paraguay Defies Organization of American States, Defends Unborn and Family
President Horacio Cartes of Paraguay has vowed to fight any threat from the Organization of American States to impose abortion or redefine the family to include homosexual couples.
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UN To Set Global Circumcision Quota: 25 Million by 2020
The UN may set a global quota of 25 million “voluntary medical male circumcisions” by 2020 as it debates a new global framework to tackle the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
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