Pro-Life Youth Converge On UN Women’s Conference

NEW YORK, March 16 (C-FAM) Pro-life and pro-family youth from around the world arrived at the United Nations last week to represent the International Youth coalition (IYc) at the 56th…

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UN Agencies Fuel Sex Selective Abortions and the Devaluation of Women

NEW YORK, March 9 (C-FAM) The United Nations top agencies are actively promoting two root causes of Asia’s massive gender imbalance, charged an expert on population policies this week during…

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YWCA Nigeria Presents Graphic Video About “Unsafe Abortion” at the UN

NEW YORK, March 9 (C-FAM) The Young Women’s Christian Association of Nigeria (YWCA) sent mixed messages about their position on abortion when it presented a graphic documentary about “unsafe abortion” at…

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UN Security Guards Confiscate Pro-Life Literature from Students

NEW YORK, March 2 (C-FAM) Youth attending a UN conference on women’s issues this week say UN security officers confiscated their backpacks after discovering pro-life literature. The confiscated materials were…

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Delegations to UN Women’s Conference Led By Abortion Advocates

NEW YORK, March 2 (C-FAM) Even before the UN’s annual women’s conference began this Monday, the European Union, Norway, Uruguay and Switzerland were already working to include abortion rights language…

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Independent Researchers Challenge Another WHO Report

Washington, DC, February 24 (C-FAM) A new study by an independent group of researchers shows that the World Health Organization (WHO) has significantly underestimated malaria mortality figures in its 2011…

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Brazil Officials at UN Reveal Plans to Defeat Pro-Life Bill

GENEVA, February 24 (C-FAM) Deep within a UN committee in Geneva, Brazil’s government officials filed a report criticizing the country’s pending pro-life legislation and described plans to defeat it. In…

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UN Committee Temporarily Shuts the Door on Pro-Abortion and Anti-Catholic Advocacy Groups

NEW YORK, February 17 (C-FAM) During the past two weeks, a seemingly inconsequential UN oversight committee convened with undeniably consequential results. Tasked with reviewing the applications of hundreds of advocacy…

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Political Leaders Protect Marriage and Children from Homosexual/Transsexual Demands

New York, February 17 (C-FAM) Resistance to the United States’ new foreign policy priority is emerging around the world for the same reasons it has been rejected within the U.S. …

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UN Secretary General Tells African Nations to Adopt LGBT Rights

New York, February 10 (C-FAM) Last week UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon told African nations to repeal criminal laws that places sanctions on homosexual conduct and to stop discrimination because…

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Analysis: WHO’s report is it anyway?

NEW YORK, February 10 (C-FAM) In recent weeks a new paper asserting that all nations should liberalize abortion laws has been characterized by the news media as an authoritative study…

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Analysis: WHO Staff Report Calls for Legal Abortion in Developing World, Abortion Figures Inflated

Washington DC, February 3 (C-FAM) A widely publicized report in The Lancet medical journal calling for the legalization of abortion contained inflated numbers, flawed data collection and highly misleading language….

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Population Control and Reproductive Rights Activists Sidelined in Rio+20 Debate

New York, February 3 (C-FAM) In preparation for what is arguably the most influential intergovernmental conference on sustainable development internationally, representatives from member states, UN agencies and civil society concluded…

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Hungary Defies Critics With New Family Law

New York, January 27 (C-FAM) Hungarian leaders have passed a law protecting the traditional family, defying ongoing criticism that their new constitution would curtail abortion and homosexuality. The new law…

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Senator champions the American Convention on Human Rights as Uruguay moves to legalize abortion

NEW YORK, January 27  (C-FAM) A left leaning coalition within the Uruguayan Senate recently approved a bill that would legalize abortion within the first trimester of pregnancy.  The bill narrowly…

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Guardians of Pro-Life Treaty Promote Abortion

NEW YORK, January 20 (C-FAM) An international commission committed to the promotion and protection of human rights in the Americas recently published two reports that challenge laws protecting life from…

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Backlash Begins Against Obama’s LGBT agenda

NEW YORK, January 20 (C-FAM) The citizens of several countries are pushing back against President Obama’s lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender foreign policy imperative. Leaders in El Salvador launched a…

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Analysis: Clash of Competing Rights Claims Raises Free Speech Concerns

NEW YORK, January 13 (C-FAM) Tension between free speech advocacy and efforts to curb “hate speech” has arisen over the past year as the result of recent initiatives at the…

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Russia and Other States Move to Reform Broken Treaty System

NEW YORK, January 13 (C-FAM) Wresting many delegations from their vacation slumber, Russia held an informal meeting early this week to propose a resolution calling for states to take a…

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UN Agencies Sitting on Billions in Cash Reserves, Refuse full Compliance with Auditors

NEW YORK, January 6 (C-FAM) A confidential audit of UNICEF and UNFPA found “gross” failures in transparency and surprisingly billions of dollars of unspent cash. Both agencies refused to disclose…

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Homosexual Lobby Group Funded Mostly by Governments

WASHINGTON, DC, January 6 (C-FAM) European human rights lawyer J.C. von Krempach has taken a close look at the funding stream of the International Gay and Lesbian Association – Europe…

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UN Agency for Women Mired by Lack of Funds

NEW YORK, December 30 (C-FAM) UN Women, a high-level agency that began its work a year ago, may have to rethink its goals and role because of lack of financial…

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The Future of the World’s Population Powers

NEW YORK, December 30 (C-FAM) If “demography is destiny,” then — courtesy of their great populations — China, India and the United States clearly stand apart from other nations. But…

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How Population Control has Harmed National Security

NEW YORK, December 23 (C-FAM) For decades, a basic tenet of the international population-control lobby has been that declining fertility rates will generate a more stable international order. But according…

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UN Report Tries Unsuccessfully to Create New LBGT Rights

GENEVA, December 23 (C-FAM) A new UN report provides a window into the aspirations of LGBT rights advocates and sympathizers within the UN human rights machinery, aspirations that go well beyond…

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