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Editor’s note. This analysis comes from the Parliamentary Network for Critical Issues (PNCI). A declaration calling for the legalization of abortion in all countries in the Americas--from Canada to Chile, including the USA--was issued by the Organization of...
By Shannon Roberts In the last couple of weeks you have probably read numerous alarmist articles discussing the United Nation’s new population predictions – headlines like “Climate change isn’t the problem. A population bomb is killing us”. “World population to...
By Grégor Puppinck, Ph.D The European Center for Law and Justice (ECLJ), in a report addressed today to the UN, denounces the killing of babies who survive abortion in the United Kingdom, within the context of the periodic review of the United Kingdom by the...
Extended coverage of the 47th Session of the Commission on Population and Development--ICPD Beyond 2014 Editor’s note. This report comes from the PNCI—the Parliamentary Network for Critical Issues. For more on the outcome, see “United Nations Commission on...
NEW YORK –The 47th Session of the United Nations Commission on Population and Development (CPD) closed this past weekend in a stalemate after several closed-door, late-night sessions, and a final all-night session on Friday. Pro-abortion forces had apparently...
By Rai Rojas Those of us in the pro-life movement who have spent any time at the United Nations or other international conferences have come to a sad conclusion that those who profit from abortion are truly more concerned for their agenda than for the women...
Editor’s note. The following was released Friday. NEW YORK, N.Y. — The 47th session of the Commission on Population and Development took place this week at the United Nations. Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life Global Outreach (MCCL GO), a U.N.-accredited...
By Rai Rojas Editor’s note. This was posted last night on Rai’s blog at rairojas.com It’s nearly midnight on the penultimate day of this 2-week Commission on the Status of (some) Women and after almost a hundred hours worth of negotiating there are still some...
By Rai Rojas United Nations Commission meetings are grand and fascinatingly elaborate proceedings with participants representing almost every nation on earth. It is a colorful spectacle because most of those attending don the attire native to their corner of...
By Rai Rojas Editor’s note. This was posted Monday on Rai’s blog at rairojas.com. The day started with snowflakes, overcast skies and long lines. Credentials and ground passes for the annual Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) at the United Nations’ New...