The LGBT juggernaut threatens the very existence of our entire human rights framework
Demoting freedom of conscience to elevate LGBT policies will cause irreversible damage to the entire human rights system.
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Articles tagged International Law
New article reveals plot to undermine U.S. law and make abortion humanitarian right
The claim of a humanitarian right to abortion contradicts the bedrock principle of consent in humanitarian law.
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Abortion group tells court to strip freedom of conscience from Latin countries
The Inter-American Court has compulsory jurisdiction over twenty South American States. Its decisions can shape and influence the jurisprudence of the whole American continent.
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New UN law rules will be boon for judicial activism
The guidelines from the International Law Commission once again raise the specter of unscrupulous lawsuits and judicial overreach to establish new international obligations, including a human right to abortion.
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U.S., Canada among the world’s top 4% most permissive nations on abortion: Report
Only seven nations allow abortion-on-demand after 20 weeks, including China and North Korea.
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Court in Argentina cites UN ‘experts’ to establish ‘right’ to abortion
Even though UN expert opinions are non-binding, they are used to challenge national laws.
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How abortion failed to become a global ‘right,’ part 1
Hilary Clinton, John D. Rockefeller III, and others tried, and failed, to have the world accept that abortion is a global "right."
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'Evolving standards' of international law should overturn anti-sodomy law: Belize lawsuit
The former Attorney General of England and Wales is trying to erase the Central American nation's longstanding moral convictions based on a nebulous standard of unwritten rules.
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