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Dear Colleague,
Today we have three Friday Fax stories. This is because the topic is so important, with so many aspects. We report on the devastating General Assembly pro-abortion resolution accepted on Friday.
Stefano Gennarini, J.D. reports on what actually happened in the debate last Friday and Wednesday. In short, it was full of lies and manipulations, led by Japan, Sierra Leone, and the United States. He then analyzes the result.
I write about how Hungary surrendered to the sexual left in supporting abortion, sexual orientation and gender identity. More than 100,000 Hungarians asked Prime Minister Victor Orban's government not to support this dangerous resolution. His government ignored its own constitution and the wishes of their own people. Shameful.
Spread the word. Be daring. Keep the faith.
Yours sincerely,
Austin Ruse
President
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Delegations Accuse Japan, Sierra Leone, and Western Powers of Manipulating UN Debate
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by Stefano Gennarini, J.D.
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NEW YORK, September 9 (C-Fam) Twenty-one delegations, including Nigeria, Egypt, and India have lambasted the tactics and misrepresentations of Western countries in their efforts to impose new human rights related to contentious social policies. Read more >>
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ANALYSIS: Can the West Impose a Human Right to Abortion and Homosexuality?
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By Stefano Gennarini, J.D.
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NEW YORK, September 9 (C-Fam) In a public but unguarded moment on Friday at the UN, U.S. Ambassador Jeffrey DeLaurentis sidled up to abortion and LGBT lobbyists sitting in the UN gallery and told them that the document about to pass the General Assembly would add to a “customary international right” to abortion, homosexuality, and transgenderism. Read more >>
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Hungary Warned in Advance About Pro-Abortion UN Resolution
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NEW YORK, September 9 (C-Fam) The Friday Fax reported last week that the government of Hungary co-sponsored a UN General Assembly resolution that placed providing “access to safe abortion” as necessary to fulfill human rights. Read more >>
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