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Dear Colleague,
The Mexican high court has imposed abortion on all Mexican states and in doing so says abortion is a human right based in international law. The court relies on sources that do not make up international law, however, such as the comments of UN treaty bodies. This is a violation of international law. Stefano Gennarini, J.D. reports.
In a recent draft of a new convention on cybercrime, it appeared the European Union wanted to allow the transmission of some forms of what can be considered child p*rn. The Biden administration appears to be going along. At press time, the EU walked this back and said that a prohibition on "production" would include "transmission." Iulia-Elena Cazan reports.
We are away this week in a confidential meeting of UN diplomats. C-Fam is the host and therefore this is quite expensive to us. This is a key strategy session heading into the next General Assembly. Go HERE to help defray the expenses for this meeting.
Spread the word. Be daring, Keep the faith.
Yours sincerely,
Austin Ruse
President
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Mexican Court: Abortion is International Human Right
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by Stefano Gennarini, J.D.
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NEW YORK, September 8 (C-Fam) The Mexican Supreme Court struck down the country’s federal abortions restrictions on the basis that “women and gestating persons” have an international right to abortion-on-demand. Read more >>
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Will UN Member States Allow “Transmission” of Child P*rn?
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NEW YORK, September 8 (C-Fam) Western countries want to remove the term “child pornography” from a UN Cybercrime Convention. They further want to eliminate some forms of engagement with child porn in a list of criminal acts. Read more >>
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