24-HOUR UN SNITCH LINE ON RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE
GENEVA, Nov 11 (LSN) – Information has recently surfaced on the existence of a UN database used to gather world-wide information on so-called human rights abuses. The 24-hour phone in line is based in Geneva and the program has been underway since 1994. Interestingly, on the list of ‘abuses’ to be recorded in the database the first listed offence is ‘‘religious intolerance’‘. The growing consensus By UN types is that opposition to abortion and population control could be seen as religious intolerance. At the 1995 State of the World Forum, an assembly of world leaders riddled with UN dignitaries, speaker […]
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