(STEFANO GENNARINI. Zenit).
El esfuerzo internacional por promover la pornografía infantil no es nuevo. Hace varios años, UNICEF publicó, y más tarde bajo presión se retractó, un informe que afirmaba que la pornografía puede ser buena para los niños.
(Iulia-Elena Cazan. Zenit)
Les gouvernements sont inquiets du fait que les faibles taux de fécondité menacent leurs sociétés d’une croissance économique anémique, de pénuries de main-d’œuvre, d’insolvabilité fiscale et d’autres problèmes sociaux lors de la réunion annuelle au siège de l’ONU à New York.
(Jeremy Sharon. Times of Israel).
New data on Gazan fatalities cited by UN agency separates ‘identified’ deaths in hospitals from some 10,000 alleged deaths based on Hamas ‘media sources’
In a dramatic development, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has sharply revised downward the number of “identified” female and child fatalities in the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.
The data now differentiates between the total number of deaths reported by Hamas (over 34,000) and the number of “identified” fatalities (over 24,000).
(Stefano Gennarini, J.D.. C-Fam).
The thirtieth anniversary of the 1994 Cairo agreement on population was supposed to be an occasion of celebration for abortion and homosexual/trans groups, but it was not. More than anything else, it raised more questions about the continued relevance of the Cairo agenda.
Abortion and LGBT activists could not bring themselves to celebrate the anniversary of the Cairo agreement because their funding is being scrutinized. As countries are reaping the horrific consequences of sixty years of anti-natalist programs and propaganda, countries are calling into question the importance of future investment.
(Iulia-Elena Cazan. C-Fam).
A groundswell of complaints engulfed the annual UN Commission on Population and Development. Countries are in an angry panic about the results of decades-long propaganda favoring lowering fertility rates. Even so, Western countries and UN agencies doubled down the need for lower fertility rates.
Governments voiced concerns that low fertility rates are threatening their societies with anemic economic growth, labor shortages, fiscal insolvency, and other social problems at the annual gathering at UN headquarters in New York.