As I settle back from an electrifying week in New York, I am bursting with anticipation to share the fervor, intensity, and courage that defined our mission at the UN’s 68th Commission on the Status of Women. 

This year it was more than just a conference - it was a battlefield where we stood toe-to-toe against the tide of radical feminism and leftist globalism that seeks to silence us.

Each day felt like a marathon of resolve, with our dedicated team pitted against a swarm of aggressive opposition.

It was an extremely tough battle. The team worked tirelessly, engaging from every conceivable direction and branching out as wide as possible, across as many delegations as we could.

A week of triumphs, trials, and unshakeable spirit … but before I tell you all about it, check out the video of CitizenGO’s unmissable presence in New York:

CSW is a global gathering at the UN that facilitates the push of the radical feminist agenda, including free abortion, sexual orientation and sexual identity (SOGI), and sexualization of children.

Instead of discussing real issues affecting women worldwide, they always discuss misplaced ideological issues that supposedly ‘empower’ women. This year was no different.

The zero draft wasn’t ideal to start with - it was never going to be. 

When launching this campaign I warned precisely of the dangers, and what they would be pushing for throughout the two weeks of the CSW.

That is why, fuelled by your support, CitizenGO took to the streets of Manhattan and the corridors of the United Nations, to fight till the bitter end, to ensure the best possible outcome from these negotiations.

And I have to say, thanks to your help, we managed it!

Despite the presence of some concerning terms in the Agreed Conclusions, some of the most critical threats to life and family, which I was most worried about, were omitted from the final document.

Throughout the conference, the hard leftist, globalist national governments, backed by the Soros-funded NGO’s and the radical feminist lobby, did all they could to throw in elements such as:

• Full recognition of transgender women as women
• Promotion of gender ideology through education in schools, for young girls 
• Universal access to abortion as a recognized women’s right
• Indoctrination of young children, through highly sexualized content that seeks to destroy traditional family values.

But we managed to put the brakes on their agenda!

Your help was crucial to prevent this radical push:

• You helped prevent the perverse Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) from being included in the draft.

• You helped save millions of taxpayer dollars, channeled through the UN agencies, from being used globally to fund the sexualization of children through Comprehensive Sexuality Education.

• You helped us deliver close to 150,000 signatures collected through our campaign across the world (many more joined in the last hours).

• You enabled us to meet with as many delegations as we possibly could, warning them of the dangers of this draft and pressuring them to vote against the radical promotion of abortion and gender ideology.
  
  
  

In the corridors and meeting rooms of the UN, our presence was felt like never before. 

We engaged with numerous delegations, sharing your insights, your concerns, and your vision for a world where life, family, and freedom are upheld. 

We received very positive support, spoke at length, and worked closely with delegations including Uganda, Nigeria, Egypt, Turkey, UAE, Argentina, Poland, and Belarus, among others.

The African regional group on the negotiating table proved to be a key stronghold in rejecting these extreme proposals and preventing elements like CSE from infiltrating the Agreed Conclusions. The Nigerian delegation, in particular, held their ground and refused to give in to the progressive agenda. 

See all pictures of CitizenGO’s actions both in and outside the UN. Click here.

The success in blocking what could have been a disastrous resolution meant that yet again, pro-life, pro-family voices were heard loud and clear within the halls of the UN.

We promised we would bring your voice right to the decision table, and we delivered.

I am so proud of my colleagues on and off the ground I could work with throughout this campaign to achieve this objective despite the constant attacks we faced over the last few days and the UN’s efforts to try and shut us up: Lucía, Anna, Daniela, Franco, and Manuel. 

Intending to dodge the censorship against us, we organized large vans outside to circulate the UN Headquarters during the time of negotiations, displaying the key message ‘Gender Ideology pushes back on women’s rights.’


In an alarming episode, our vans, emblazoned with messages of truth, were viciously vandalized. 

Merely a few blocks from the UN, extremists, driven by their intense animosity, tried to shatter the van's windows, deface our message, and assault our driver.

In hostile territory, our resolve only strengthened. 

Our team on the ground was nothing short of heroic. Despite the aggression, they've continued with an unbreakable spirit, ensuring your concerns are felt, seen, and heard.


Back inside the UN, at the final negotiating meeting, the situation was heating up.

Our presence bothered the delegates serving globalist powers: LGBT and trans lobbyists, radical feminists, abortion advocates, and gender ideologists who have hijacked the UN.

We stood firm, raising our banners amidst a sea of opposition, reminding everyone present that women's rights must not be overshadowed by ideologically driven agendas. 

In a bold act of courage, our team rose during the CSW briefing, unfurling banners that resonated with our core message, for the whole plenary room to see:

Women's rights must not be eroded by unfounded ideologies!

The entire room - 195 delegations - witnessed your pro-life, pro-family beliefs on display, and we could not be prouder!


Within SECONDS, UN Police approached us, threatening to remove us from the premises.

We were also immediately approached by transgender activists, as well as a transgender Congress member and representative from the Philippines delegation (below).

Our actions go beyond mere presence; they are statements of defiance against the hypocrisy that pervades these forums. 

While exhibitions promoting abortion were unabashedly displayed right outside the conference room, our peaceful yet powerful demonstrations, demanding respect for genuine women's rights, faced fierce resistance.


This epitomizes exactly what we are up against. Their agenda of death is clear, and they don’t even hide it. 

But what is even clearer, is just how badly they want to shut us up so that the UN can pretend that you agree with them. They KNOW that their radical definition of gender is not popular, but they don’t care. 

Your support was the lifeline that sustained us through this intense week. 

Your generosity and belief in protecting freedom powered each meeting, demonstration, and moment of advocacy. 

The success we achieved—the shifts in dialogue and policy we influenced—reflects your commitment to a world where truth and family are cherished.

Although we achieved a lot this year, and blocked the radical leftists in key battlegrounds within the text, we must remain alert and aware that the battle is far from over.

Even in the Agreed Conclusions, not all dangers to our values were removed as we would have liked.

There are still concerning paragraphs, that sure, have been watered down, but that could serve as a starting point for our enemies to pick up from, next year, in their future, collective attempts at:

• Incorporating the recognition of transgender women as women, 
• Promoting gender ideology and sex change through education. 
• And branch out with abortion access around the globe.

We must not forget this - the Soros-backed billionaire NGOs and the globalist elites at the UN are waging an outright war against your values and your freedoms - and CSW is just one example of many.

We are seeing this every month with new attempts - that is why we cannot afford to back down for one second.

I know the impact we are having. I can see it firsthand when I am here - and trust me, our enemies know it too, and they hate it!

We are here because if we don't stand up for what is right, who will? 

We remain the only international group that directly challenges decision-makers strongly for life, family, and freedom, putting pressure they can't overlook.

May what we achieved together this week, inspire us to continue the resistance battle for our values in the months to come. 

The challenges ahead are many, but the path we've forged in New York lights a beacon for our continued fight.