Samantha Singson
Director of Government Relations
Samantha Ann Singson hails from Toronto, Canada. She graduated in 2002 from the University of Toronto with a degree in Political Science with a concentration on International Relations. For the past three summers, she has also taken post-graduate courses in comparative law and politics at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, IN.
Since 1999, Miss Singson has worked to defend life and family both in Canada and at the United Nations, frequently traveling to New York and Geneva to monitor UN conferences as the International Affairs Officer for Campaign Life Coalition. Miss Singson has been present at every major UN meeting in New York since 2000 when she participated in the five-year review of the Beijing Conference on Women.
She served as a member of the editorial advisory board of The Interim, a monthly pro-life and pro-family Canadian publication and has been a regular contributor. She has also contributed to Lifesite News, a daily newswire.
Miss Singson has appeared in Canadian television, radio and print media and has traveled all over Canada to speak about UN issues.
In February 2006, Miss Singson moved to New York City to take up the post as Director of Government Relations for C-FAM.
Friday Fax:
Chaos and Ideology Reign at UN Conference on Youth in Mexico
African Union Submits to Pressure for Abortion as Cure for Maternal Deaths
US Rams Through UN Approval of Homosexual Group that Opposes Religious Freedom
UN Secretary General Announce New "Superhero" Advocacy Team for MDGs
UN Creates What May Become a Billion Dollar Agency for Radical Feminism
CEDAW Committee Elections Promise More of the Same in Abortion Promotion
UN Office of Human Rights Continues Drum Beat for New Human Right to Maternal Health
IPPF Leads Push for Abortion Rights as UN Prepares for High-Level MDG Review
Women Deliver 2 Fails to Deliver, Ends With A Whimper
IPPF Report Calls for Youth Sex Rights and Reveals New UN Funding
UN Takes Aim at Youth with Conferences in Mexico City and Tunisia
Portugal Legalizes Homosexual Marriage, Visiting Pope Condemns It
Women Deliver 2 Conference Calls for Billions More for Abortion
UNFPA and Abortion Advocates to Push "Reproductive Rights" on UN Treaty Bodies
New Push to Extend Controversial Maputo Plan of Action in Africa
CEDAW to Elect New Members in June/Campaign for Pro-Abortion Members Begins
Aussie State Rescinds Special Status for "Non-Specific" Sex
Western Nations Continue to Pressure Nicaragua on Abortion Laws
Annual Women's Meeting Closes With Delegations Saying No to Abortion

