You voted. Your parliament debated.


Dear John,

You voted. Your legislators debated. Your country passed a law protecting
unborn children, the way democracies are supposed to decide these things.

Now imagine that law being challenged, not as bad policy, but as "reproductive
violence": a crime against humanity.

That is not a slogan on a placard anymore. It is language being written into a
UN treaty. And the proposals have names attached.

And John, this is no longer hypothetical.

Belgium and Colombia have formally proposed adding "sexual or reproductive
violence"to the negotiating text of the UN's future Crimes Against Humanity
Treaty. Iceland, Mexico, and Timor-Leste have proposed a second new concept:
"gender apartheid," a vague term that carries the moral and legal weight of
systematic persecution.

Attach the word “apartheid” to a radicalized topic like “gender,” and ordinary
democratic disagreements over biological sex, schools, family policy, women’s
spaces, and parental rights can suddenly be recast as something much darker.

These amendments have NOT been adopted…

…but here’s the thing: they are officially on the table, and on October 9,
governments meet at the United Nations in New York to begin fixing their
positions.

On October 9, governments will gather at the United Nations in New York and
begin positioning themselves around the future of this treaty.

Here is what your signature does between now and then: every government
decides its position before it walks into that room,and it decides it looking
over its shoulder at home.

A Secretary of State who hears nothing from his own citizens signs on quietly.
A Secretary of State who hears from tens of thousands of them thinks twice.
That is the whole mechanism, and it only works if the noise starts now, not the
week of the meeting.

Sign now and tell the U.S. government: Keep gender ideology OUT of the UN
Crimes Against Humanity Treaty.
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Think about what this means for you, John, once "reproductive violence" is on
the books as a crime against humanity.

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The pro-life law you voted for becomes a liability your government is
pressured to repeal, not by your fellow citizens, but by international bodies
citing the treaty.

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The doctor at your local hospital who refuses to perform abortions is no
longer exercising conscience; he is obstructing a "right" the treaty protects.

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The MP you elected to defend life is told his position is incompatible with
the U.S. international obligations. And your country itself, for a law passed
democratically, is named alongside regimes accused of atrocities.

There is one thing the activists pushing this agenda do not have yet:
consensus.

Some governments are already resisting, defending clearer definitions and the
biological reality of male and female. There is resistance inside the
negotiations.Our job now is to make it stronger.

Governments already holding the line need to know thousands stand behind them.
Governments sitting on the fence need to hear from their own citizens:do not
let gender ideology become international criminal law.

That is why your signature matters and why it matters today. You are not
signing against something that has already happened. You are stopping it before
it does.

Let's make sure they hear from us before they take their position.

For life, family, and freedom,

Rocío D'Angelo and the entire CitizenGO team

P.S. These amendments are not an international consensus yet. October gives us
a narrow window to keep it that way.

Sign now and tell the U.S. government: Keep gender ideology OUT of the UN
Crimes Against Humanity Treaty.
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Here's the email we sent you earlier on this:


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The UN wants to criminalize your values.

A new treaty is being pushed to equate defending life, family, biological
reality, and even opposing gender ideology and abortion, with the worst crimes
in history.

This means your beliefs could be treated like a “crime against humanity.”

On October 9, governments will decide what goes into the draft treaty, and
once it’s in, it becomes much harder to stop.

Act NOW: sign the petition and urge the U.S.delegates to reject this attack on
freedom.

Sign the petition now
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Dear John,

Last Sunday, you lit a candle at Mass. You prayed for your children. You spoke
openly, as you always have, about life and about truth. You said men and women
are biologically different, because they are.

Now a group of UN negotiators wants to write language into international law
that could one day describe that as a crime against humanity.

Not a metaphor. The actual treaty. The one built to prosecute genocide,
slavery, and torture.

Governments have already filed amendments to the future UN Crimes Against
Humanity Treaty, and buried inside the negotiating text are concepts like
"gender apartheid" and "reproductive violence."

We all know “reproductive violence” is already being used to jail people for
praying near abortion centers. “Gender apartheid” sounds like a phrase aimed at
the worst oppression imaginable, and that is precisely what makes it so
dangerous without strict definitions.

The word “apartheid” carries the moral and legal weight of systematic
persecution.

Attach that word to a radicalized topic like “gender,” and ordinary democratic
disagreements over biological sex, schools, family policy, women’s spaces, and
parental rights can suddenly be recast as something much darker.

Not a wrong policy.

Not an opinion they dislike.

A crime against humanity.

Genocide. Enslavement. Torture. And now, your pro-life convictions.

That is what is being drafted right now, ahead of the UN meeting in New York
on October 9.

Here is how we stop it: mobilization. What they are attempting is so extreme
that it only survives in silence. The moment governments see hundreds of
thousands of their own citizens raising their voice against it, they will think
twice before putting their name to it.

And if you and I sit back, telling ourselves this could never pass, the
far-left and the lobbies steering the UN bureaucracy will get exactly what they
came for.And you will be treated as a criminal for your beliefs, your
principles, and your convictions.

Sign now to protect your freedom. Join the petition urging the U.S.Secretary
of State and your delegates at the UN General Assembly to Keep Gender Ideology
out of the Crimes Against Humanity Treaty.
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Pro-abortion activists are trying to plant their ideology in the legal
framework that governments, courts, and international institutions will use for
decades to define and prosecute crimes against humanity.

Once that door is opened, the pressure to reinterpret ordinary pro-life and
pro-family laws through that framework becomes very hard to contain.

That is why this battle matters.

I read these drafts as they come out; it is my job at CitizenGO. And this is
one of the most dangerous insertions of ideological language into binding
international law that I have seen.

The strategy is not subtle. They cannot convince you. So they want to write
your beliefs out of the law itself.

First they define the ideology. Then they define the crime. Then they point at
you.

Here is what follows:

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Parents questioned for how they raise their children.

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Teachers punished for stating basic biological fact.

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Pastors, priests, and doctors fined or jailed for speaking plainly.

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People like you treated as offenders for saying life begins in the womb.

Not because you have harmed anyone. Because you refuse to agree.

Give it a few years. Give it a few ‘friendly’ courts. Once that language is
embedded in international law, it is not a debate anymore.It is a precedent.

Act now to protect your freedom of speech. Tell the U.S.delegates at the UN
Sixth Committee to block the radical 'Crimes Against Humanity' draft.
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But John, we are not at the end. We are at the moment where this can still be
stopped.

Governments sit down in New York on October 9. That may sound far away. It is
not.October 9 is when the door closes; the decision is being made now, in the
instructions each government gives its delegates in the coming weeks.

A petition delivered the day before could be too late. A petition that grows
every single day, building mounting pressure between now and then changes
everything.

These are still proposals, not consensus.

Some governments are already pushing back, defending the biological reality of
male and female and demanding legal clarity.

They need to feel your pressure at their backs today, not on the eve of the
meeting. And the countries staying silent need to know now that their citizens
are watching.

Your name today is worth ten on October 9. That is how a global movement is
built in time to matter: standing behind those resisting these amendments and
demanding that others join them.

Add your name now and tell your government: reject the vague “gender
apartheid,” reject “reproductive violence,” and KEEP GENDER IDEOLOGY OUT of the
Crimes Against Humanity Treaty.
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For our families and our freedom,

Rocío D'Angelo and the entire CitizenGO team

P.S. This isn't just about a UN document; it's about whether future
generations will be allowed to speak openly about family, life, and truth.

October 9 is our next crucial opportunity to demand clear definitions before
negotiations advance, but your voice needs to be heard now to impact the talks.
Please, take 30 seconds to send your message now:

Click here and add your name before globalists redefine opposition to abortion
as a crime against humanity
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