Dear John,

You’ve heard me say it a dozen times: CitizenGO takes the voice of the voiceless straight to the highest halls of power. Well, this is the moment.

A few days ago, in Geneva, your voice rang out inside the United Nations Human Rights Council—one of the most influential forums on earth. Every sentence the CitizenGO team spoke carried your faith, courage, and values.

At the 60th Session of the Human Rights Council, CitizenGO stood before ambassadors, commissioners, and delegates from every corner of the world to make sure your concerns were heard right where global policy is shaped.

Our team of campaigners from across the world spoke with strength and clarity, confronting the UN on the threats facing life, family, and freedom.

Watch the highlights of CitizenGO’s interventions at the 60th Session of the Human Rights Council:

At the UN Human Rights Council, my friend and colleague Lauren Hudson warned that the WHO Pandemic Treaty risks consolidating power in the hands of unelected global bureaucrats, paving the way for top-down restrictions on movement, worship, and speech.

She called for transparency, accountability, and respect for national sovereignty, reminding world leaders that freedom is the foundation of trust, not control.

Next, my friend and colleague Tassilo de Pilar from Switzerland stood before the Council to defend democracy and sovereignty, in his country and across the world.

In his speech, he exposed how new EU treaties threaten to strip citizens of their right to decide through referendums, calling it what it is: an attack on self-determination.

“Switzerland belongs to its people,” he said, “not to unelected bureaucrats.”

I then followed, confronting the the UN’s growing push to replace biological reality with gender ideology - a harmful agenda that promotes irreversible medical procedures on children (puberty blockers, hormones, and surgeries) all presented as “rights.”

I reminded the Council that children are not experiments and that these pushes undermine parents’ rights their children’s upbringing.

“This isn’t progress”, I told them. It’s outright harm, and the UN must stop endorsing it.

In my final address, I exposed how the UN’s new Political Declaration for the World Summit on Social Development hides abortion, censorship, and digital surveillance under vague terms like “equity” and “inclusion.”

I made it clear: human rights were meant to defend truth, not rewrite it.

Each of these interventions carried one message: your values are alive and standing strong on the world stage.

CitizenGO’s presence in Geneva means that millions of citizens like you have a voice in the room where the world’s future is being decided.

When we speak at the United Nations, it is not just one organization. 

It’s a movement. It’s a global voice for what is right, good, and true.

And together, with your help, we are ensuring that the defense of life, family, and freedom echoes in the very halls of global power, and beyond.