Letter Circulates Asking Trump to Oppose a UN Treaty that Promotes Pedophilia
WASHINGTON, D.C., January 10 (C-Fam) A letter is circulating among conservative leaders in Washington DC asking President Trump and the U.S. Congress to oppose a controversial new UN treaty that…
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Controversial WHO Negotiations Spill into Public View
The secret negotiations of a new WHO pandemic treaty spilled over into an open procedural debate last month, exposing wide disagreements about the scope of the pandemic treaty, how it should be implemented, and how it will be financed.
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Comment on WHO guideline on the health of trans and gender diverse people
The Center for Family and Human Rights (C-Fam) is an organization in consultative status with ECOSOC. C-Fam believes the WHO should not go through with the project of a guideline…
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Submission to the Public Comment for the Advancing Protection and Care for Children in Adversity (APCCA) Strategy Update
General Comments: The Advancing Protection and Care for Children in Adversity: A U.S. Government Strategy for International Assistance (2019–2024) has entered its public comment with a text that was highly…
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C-Fam Statement during the Informal consultations on the Global Digital Compact
This is a timely discussion. The reach and power of AI technology is astonishing. The biggest danger is that it becomes a political weapon. Those who wield the power of AI cannot be allowed to silence and repress their opponents or to cancel and re-write history. Ensuring transparency and accountability in this space is a special challenge because of the complex interplay of public-private interests.
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Written Submission of the Center for Family and Human Rights on the Structural Racism of the Population Establishment and Abortion Industry
There is a widely ignored but nonetheless prevalent form of structural racism in foreign assistance. It is sometimes subtle,but it is nonetheless pervasive.
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C-Fam Submission to the United Nations Universal Periodic Review of Netherlands, 41st Session of the UPR, Human Rights Council – October 2022
This report focuses on the protection of the right to life and the rights of persons affected by the Netherlands’ euthanasia policies and the practice of eugenic prenatal screening.
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C-Fam Submission to the United Nations Universal Periodic Review of Brazil, 41st Session of the UPR, Human Rights Council – October 2022
In 2020, the ministers and high representatives of 34 countries met to launch the Geneva Consensus Declaration (GCD), in which they committed to promoting four objectives: improve women’s health, protect human life, strengthen the family as the basic unit of society, and defend the sovereignty of nations with regard to their laws and policies to protect life. Brazil was one of the leading cosponsors of the GCD, and offered to serve as the coordinator of the GCD coalition following U.S. President Joe Biden’s decision to withdraw the U.S. from the coalition. This report focuses on Brazil’s fulfillment of its commitments to human rights in the context of the four pillars of the GCD.
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C-Fam Submission to the United Nations Universal Periodic Review of Poland, 41st Session of the UPR, Human Rights Council – October 2022
Poland’s international human rights obligations and commitments do not require Poland to change its internal laws with regard to marriage, family, and the protection of life before as well as after birth. No human rights treaties ratified by Poland require such changes, nor has Poland undertaken such commitments through other UN agreements.
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C-Fam Submission to the United Nations Universal Periodic Review of Indonesia, 41st Session of the UPR Human Rights Council – October 2022
In 2020, the ministers and high representatives of 34 countries met to launch the Geneva Consensus Declaration (GCD), in which they committed to promoting four objectives: improve women’s health, protect human life, strengthen the family as the basic unit of society, and defend the sovereignty of nations with regard to their laws and policies to protect life. Indonesia was one of the leading cosponsors of the GCD. This report focuses on Indonesia’s fulfillment of its commitments to human rights in the context of the four pillars of the GCD.
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