Chinese Ambassador to the UN Zhang Jun Stefano Gennarini reports for C-Fam : The war of words between the United States and Communist China continues apace. The Trump administration has repeatedly condemned China’s treatment of the Uighur Muslims, including coercive population control. China’s UN ambassador struck back in the General Read more…
Rebecca Oas reports for the Friday Fax : Legislators in Malawi are facing heavy pressure to liberalize the country’s abortion laws during the current parliamentary session. Religious leaders are calling for the proposed Termination of Pregnancy Bill to be shelved. Meanwhile, organizations with international funding sources, as well as UN Read more…
Tlaleng Mofokeng Martina Moyski reports for ChurchMilitant.com: A former abortionist and teen prostitution advocate has taken a top post at the United Nations (U.N.). South African doctor Tlaleng Mofokeng, often referred to as Dr. T, was recently named Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health. Mofokeng is the host of the Read more…
James Delingpole writes for Breitbart — “If civilization had been left in female hands we would still be living in grass huts”, Camille Paglia once famously said. But the United Nations didn’t get the memo: The #COVID19 pandemic is demonstrating what we all know: millennia of patriarchy have resulted in Read more…
Antonio Guterres (L), secretary-general of the United Nations, with U.S. secretary of state Mike Pompeo. David Dee Delgado / Getty Images Stefano Gennarini reports for C-FAM — UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres says he wants to “make sure that governments do not take advantage of COVID-19 to undermine Read more…
Lisa Correnti|reports for C-FAM — The United Nations has appointed as its top expert on health and human rights a former abortionist who advocates for teen prostitution. Last April, the author of “Dr. T: A Guide to Sexual Health and Pleasure” and host of a South African television show “Sex Talk Read more…
Stefano Gennarini, JD., writes for C-FAM ‘Definitions’ — In the early 1990s, UN policy began to use the terms “gender,” “gender equality,” “gender balance,” “gender policies,” “gender-sensitive,” etc. to refer to the social, legal, and economic disparities between women and men and policies to address them. UN member states accepted Read more…
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