White House to Order Faith-based Grant Recipients to Accept LGBT Applicants
A source within the federal government has informed the Friday Fax that the White House is quietly moving forward with a policy change that will require charitable humanitarian groups to accept LGBT.
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Fraudulent Study on Same Sex Marriage a Caution for UN
Charges of fraud against a widely touted study on winning converts to same-sex marriage is shedding light on how susceptible elite institutions are to ideological manipulation.
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World Health Organization Calls for Non-Professional Sex Counseling for Teens
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued guidance proposing that adolescents should get sexual information from non-professionals without either parental consent or the protections of a typical counseling structure.
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Developing World to Donor Nations: Measuring Progress Should be “Lean but not Mean”
Wealthy donor nations emphasizing “accountability” were rebuffed by states wary of being pressured into adopting a “one size fits all” development scheme this week
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Who is Jeffrey Sachs and Why Was He at the Vatican?
Last month the Vatican drew criticism for partnering with Jeffrey Sachs, arguably the world’s foremost proponent of population control. Few know of his public stand for abortion as a way to reduce fertility.
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European Countries Use Human Rights Review to Demand U.S. Foreign Aid for Overseas Abortions
Five European countries told the U.S. on Monday to re-interpret a federal ban on funding overseas abortion to instead provide international abortions.
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Vatican Conference Criticized for Backing Abortion and Population Control Politics
A Vatican conference to promote Pope Francis’ upcoming encyclical on the environment spotlighted abortion and population control proponents. At the same time critics warn that climate change alarmism ultimately harms the poor.
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Guttmacher Institute Solicits Funds to Promote Abortion in Uganda
A research group relied upon by politicians and media as an objective source on family planning recently sent out fund-raisers boasting that its work is changing the debate over abortion in Uganda, a country with strong pro-life laws.
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Human Rights Watch Pushes Abortion as Ecuador Beefs-Up Pro-Family Approach
A human rights group is misrepresenting international law to the Ecuadoran government in order to change the country’s policies on abortion.
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UN Women Flagship Report: Reasonable Economics or Radical Feminism?
The newly released annual report of the UN women’s agency points up a basic disconnect between the Member States of the UN and the UN bureaucracy.
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Ambassadors Accuse UN Agency Of Harassment and Exerting Undue Influence
In a rare case of backroom pressure spilling onto the floor of a UN meeting, a delegate from the Pacific island of Nauru angrily scolded the UN Population Fund for “harassing” their government and “maligning” their UN delegation.
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Secretary General’s Push for Abortion in War Torn Areas Goes Unnoticed
As the Security Council met last week to address atrocities committed by groups like Boko Haram and ISIS, nearly 70 countries brought up the grim realities of sexual violence in war.
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Population Controllers and the New UN Housing Conference
Negotiators met this week in Nairobi, Kenya to hammer out the draft of a document for a global agreement on housing and urban development – UN HABITAT III.
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Nigerian Bishops March, Sing and Train at Pro-Life Conference
“We had to limit the number of people in each diocese who could come,” said one organizer of a pro-life and pro-family conference in Ibadan, Nigeria. Over 1,500 filled the auditorium, and even then people spilled outside.
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The Totally Phony Notion of “Unmet Need” for Contraception
As the UN puts polishing touches on their ambitious global plan to curb poverty, attention shifts from the political to the technical: how to measure progress and ensure targets are clearly defined?
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U.S. Gives Millions of Taxpayer Dollars to International Abortion Groups
A government report shows two international abortion advocacy groups received $128 million from USAID, a federal agency that distributes foreign aid.
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Religion at the United Nations
Two things likely strike anyone walking into the UN Meditation Room for the first time — a welcoming silence and an unwelcome strangeness.
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Guatemala Warns Abortion Unacceptable In New UN Goals
Guatemala threatened to upend an agreement on new UN development goals last week because other countries insist on including rights to abortion and homosexuality.
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UN Agency Lobbies for Fewer Kids as Countries Grow Old
Even while many countries are grappling with fertility decline, aging populations, and even loss of population, population control advocates intend to use an upcoming UN conference to make fertility reduction
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General Assembly Votes in Favor of Gay Marriage?
In an animated and unusually packed budget meeting this week, UN member states gave the go ahead to special benefits for any UN staff in same-sex legal arrangements.
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Egg Trafficking and Rented Wombs: UN Learns How Not to Make Babies
Every seat in the UN auditorium was filled, with a waiting line outside, to hear about making babies. “Online baby making, buying and selling eggs, renting wombs,” said Jennifer Lahl. “We no longer beget our children, we make our children, we build our families.”
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“Sneaky” Tactics in UN Negotiations Fail To Advance Abortion Rights
NEW YORK, March 20 (C-Fam) A new strategy to manufacture international abortion rights failed at UN headquarters this week as thousands of delegates and women’s advocates gathered on the 20th…
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Lila Rose Rocks UN Audience
A UN conference room filled with nearly 400 young people sitting in diplomats’ chairs leapt to their feet to applaud a young woman last night. Lila Rose and her undercover videos exposing Planned Parenthood’s callous aborting of children made their debut appearance in the august building.
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Countries Avoid Controversy, Reject Abortion at Women’s Conference
NEW YORK, March 13 (C-Fam) This year – the 20th anniversary of the Beijing Women’s Conference – thousands of delegates and civil society representatives are gathered in New York to…
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Forgotten Victims of Sexual Violence: Children Born of War
Among the hundreds of Christians and minorities abducted by Islamic State terrorists are women and girls forced into marriage and sexual slavery. As world leaders fumble to respond to ISIS attacks, another crisis looms
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