Dear John,
<p><em>I’m writing to you from New York, where<strong> my team and I have been fighting tooth and nail to push back against the most aggressive UN abortion agenda we’ve ever seen.</strong></em></p> <p>I promised you we’d be here. So here we are.</p> <p>Our mission is clear: <strong>stop the UN from cementing abortion as a “universal right” and forcing pro-life nations into submission </strong>at this year’s <strong>Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69).</strong></p> <p>The official conference starts March 10, but right now, behind closed doors, key negotiations are already shaping what will be debated next week. That’s why we’re here early—<strong>to get ahead of the game, meet with decision-makers, and apply relentless pressure before it’s too late.</strong></p> <p><strong><img src="[link removed]" alt="" width="350" height="175" constrain="true" imagepreview="false" border="" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" /></strong></p> <p>For the past few days, it’s been <strong>nonstop</strong>—back-to-back meetings, urgent negotiations, and critical strategy sessions.</p> <p>And here’s the hard truth: we’ve already seen two revisions of the draft, and each one is worse than the last.</p> <p>They’re <strong>pushing abortion as a “universal right”</strong> and embedding <strong>vague but dangerous language</strong> that threatens life, family, and everything you and I stand for.</p> <p><strong>We refuse to let that slide.</strong></p> <p>So for the past few days, my team and I have met with numerous ambassadors, diplomats, and key delegations - some from pro-life strongholds across Africa, Latin America, and parts of Europe—<strong>the very people who will be negotiating, amending, and voting on this draft.</strong> </p> <p>We met with the delegations of Italy, Argentina, Libya, Burundi, Guatemala, Belarus, Paraguay, and many more—<strong>delegations that could hold significant regional influence within UN working groups and voting blocs at this year’s CSW69.</strong></p> <p>These meetings weren’t just discussions—they were about strengthening alliances and ensuring coordinated resistance inside the negotiation process, which is the path to victory.</p> <p><strong>And the good news - many of these delegations have pledged to hold the line and work with us to strip the most dangerous provisions before it’s too late!</strong></p> <p><img src="[link removed]" alt="" width="350" height="175" constrain="true" imagepreview="false" border="" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" /></p> <p>We sat down with them, laid it all out—how this document could be weaponized against life and family—and several pledged to fight back, working with us to strip out the worst parts.</p> <p>Some of the strongest pro-life delegations told us outright:<strong> the pressure to cave is brutal.</strong> But they also said this—<strong>because we’re here, they’re standing firm.</strong></p> <p>One African ambassador didn’t mince words. He told me that developing countries are hit with <strong>relentless financial blackmail and political threats to force them into submission</strong>. But he made one thing clear:<em> “Our Christian values come before everything. We will not be bought.”</em></p> <p><strong>We made them feel exactly that - that they are not alone.</strong></p> <p><em><strong>But you know, there’s something different in the air this time around. I feel it. </strong></em></p> <p><em>The left seems to be panicking.</em> They can see exactly what’s happening. </p> <p>They feel the ground shifting beneath them - because more and more pro-life voices are being heard across the world - Africa, Latin America, parts of Europe, and now even with the new administration in the U.S.—and they’re slowly losing their grip on the global agenda.</p> <p>And they’re <strong>terrified about it.</strong></p> <p>That’s why they are<strong> coming at us harder than ever, desperate to push through the most extreme pro-abortion language before it’s too late for them.</strong></p> <p><strong><img src="[link removed]" alt="" width="350" height="175" constrain="true" imagepreview="false" border="" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" /></strong></p> <p><br /></p> <p>I can’t stress this enough—your support is fueling everything we are doing here.</p> <ul> <li><strong>We strategized effectively</strong>—tearing apart the Political Declaration line by line.</li> <li><strong>We secured critical face-to-face meetings</strong> with key delegations.</li> <li><strong>We are hand-delivering letters, applying pressure</strong>, and making sure pro-life nations know they are not alone.</li> </ul> <p>And we’re just getting started.</p> <p><strong>More meetings are lined up. More pressure will be applied. More ground will be covered.</strong></p> <p>Diplomats have told us straight-up: <strong>our presence here is critical.</strong> They need to know that <strong>people like you</strong> are behind them so they can<em> stand strong when it’s time to amend and vote on this draft.</em></p> <p>Because of your commitment, we’re making sure pro-life nations know they’re not alone. We’re fighting to stop the UN from locking dangerous policies into international law—and we’re not backing down.</p>
From New York, I just want to say: thank you. Because of you, we’re in this fight. We’re making them sweat. We’re forcing them to listen.
<i>Sebastian Lukomski and the entire CitizenGO team</i>
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