Nigeria blasts UN for pushing ‘LGBT’ agenda
Nigeria's UN ambassador says the global body should not be promoting causes when many and even a majority of states oppose it.
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Politics - World
Brazilian journalist speaks out: I have microcephaly. We need treatment, not abortion
Brazilian journalist Ana Carolina Caceres, who has microcephaly, is outraged over calls to allow abortion for people with her condition.
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Northern Irish pols trying to sneak abortion through back door: pro-life groups sound alarm
One pro-life group condemned the move as a 'mockery of the democratic process.'
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Belgians speak out: Our sister shopped for a doctor to label her ‘autistic’ so she could be euthanized
Two sisters are outraged by their sister's 'perverse' euthanasia by a doctor who seemed overly-eager to take her life.
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Northern Irish bakers get reprieve as AG and major gay activist come to their defense
The bakery, which refused to make a cake with Sesame Street's Bert and Ernie celebrating homosexuality, has found an ally in Northern Ireland's attorney general.
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France takes a big step towards euthanasia with new ‘terminal sedation’ law
In some ways it is even more extreme than Dutch and Belgian euthanasia laws.
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South Africa’s Human Rights Commission chastises gvmt for allowing spanking
'Corporal punishment in any form' is a human rights violation, according to the organization, which enjoined the South African Parliament to pass a law prohibiting it.
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Christians, Muslims rally against abortion law in Sierra Leone
'Muslims and Christians have been getting together for some time' in the small African country, one reverend opposing the proposed law said.
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Slovak government drops gay agenda in hopes of getting re-elected
The Social Democrat government seems to be acknowledging that its chances of re-election could only be diminished by pushing homosexual agenda items in the run-up to the election.
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Mexican Supreme Court rules state law upholding man-woman marriage is unconstitutional
Pro-family activists say the fight isn’t over yet, and hope that lawmakers will ignore the decree.
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