The ‘landmark gay rights resolution’ that wasn’t
Do the breathless declarations of a landmark victory for “gay rights” by the US administration, Western governments, media, and homosexual activists have any basis in fact?
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Terrence McKeegan
UN development conference provides teaching moments for Holy See
Throughout the negotiations, the Holy See fought the developed countries in their efforts to link population issues to problems with education, health, and development.
U.S. court refuses asylum to husband of Chinese forced abortion victim
The decision was issued last week by the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.
Costa Rica must legalize IVF or face penalties: human rights commission
Costa Rica must legalize in vitro fertilization or face penalties for alleged violations of human rights protected by international law.
‘Sexual orientation’ battle returns to UN Human Rights Council
The EU plans on introducing a joint statement at the Council similar to a 2008 EU-led declaration calling for “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” as protected non-discrimination categories.
European court could rule traditional marriage benefits discriminatory
Such a legal theory taken to its logical end could go further than just changing employment benefits and would likely be used to try to overturn traditional marriage laws in each of the 27 countries of the European Union.
UN promotes prostitution as harm reduction
A United Nations agency is actively funding the full legalization of prostitution with the support of UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon
Countries Reject “Sexual Orientation” Language in Treaty with Europe
Seventy-nine countries sent a letter to the European Parliament that is notable for its strong demand that the EU stop pushing its homosexual agenda on developing countries.
UN and Planned Parenthood seek to decriminalize willful HIV infection
“This clearly shows that IPPF believes that illicit sex is more important that life itself,” said Wendy Wright.
Only two Senators show for hearing on U.S. ratification of pro-abort women’s treaty
Senator Dick Durbin was the only senator present, save for a brief cameo by one other.