Number 1, December 28, 2001
| Campaign Blaming Bishops for AIDS Deaths Largely Ignored by Media
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Number 2, January 4, 2002
| New Director Named for Radical Feminist UN Agency
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Number 3, January 11, 2002
| UNICEF 'Major Funder' of Group Promoting Abortion/Pornography for Children
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Number 4, January 18, 2002
| National Campaign Rages For and Against US Funding for UN Agency
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Number 5, January 25, 2002
| Chilean Senate Fears for Sovereignty if UN Document is Ratified
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Number 6, February 1, 2002
| Homosexual Group Misleads UN Panel, Rejected for Official UN Status
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Number 7, February 8, 2002
| UN Gender Committee Admits Legal Abortion Unsafe for Women
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Number 8, February 15, 2002
| UNFPA "Partner" Advocates Breaking National Abortion Laws
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Number 9, February 22, 2002
| UN Begins Deliberation on Partial Ban of Human Cloning
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Number 10, March 1, 2002
| US Takes Strong Position for Total UN Ban on Human Cloning/EU Split
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Number 11, March 8, 2002
| UNFPA Admits Chinese Government Monitored UNFPA Investigators
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Number 12, March 15, 2002
| UN Begins to Consider that the "Population Explosion" is Over
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Number 13, March 22, 2002
| UNFPA Executive Director Seeks Additional Funding for Beleaguered Agency
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Number 14, March 29, 2002
| Natural Family Planning Gains Adherents in Bangladesh, Says Doctor
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Number 15, April 5, 2002
| UN Sponsors "Catholics" for a Free Choice Attack on the Holy See
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Number 16, April 12, 2002
| US Takes Pro-family Stance at UN Population Commission, EU Defends UNFPA
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Number 17. April 19, 2002
| Philippine Groups Sue "Catholics" for A Free Choice, Charging Media Lies
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Number 18, April 26, 2002
| EU Feels Political Effects of Fertility Decline, Immigration
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Number 19, May 3, 2002
| UN Child Summit Negotiations Stymied Over Adolescent Abortion
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Number 20, May 10, 2002
| Tempers Flare as Child Summit Negotiations Go Down to Wire
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Number 21, May 17, 2002
| Vocal NGO Critic of US at Child Summit Sells Abortion Equipment
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Number 22, May 21, 2002
| UN Commission Asserts Low Asian Birth Rate Will Result in Poor Elderly
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Number 23, May 31, 2002
| European Rightward Tilt May Affect UN Business
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Number 24, June 7, 2002
| US Pro-Life/Pro-Family NGOs Flood White House Switchboard Against CEDAW
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Number 25, June 14, 2002
| US Senate Committee Considers Ratification of CEDAW
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Number 26, June 21, 2002
| Denmark Told to Change Laws by CEDAW Committee, Raising Fears in US
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Number 27, June 28, 2002
| UN Report Suggests Condoms are Not the Answer to AIDS Epidemic
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Number 28, July 6, 2002
| EU Parliament Votes To Establish Europe-Wide Right to Abortion
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Number 29, July 12, 2002
| UNFPA and its U.S. Allies Use Catholic Church in Funding Dispute; Kenyan Bishop Outraged
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Number 30, July 19, 2002
| EU Parliament Members Seek Holy See Silence, Ouster From UN
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Number 31, July 26, 2002
| Bush De-funds UN Population Agency for Role in China Abortions
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Number 32, August 2, 2002
| Senate Sources Believe Radical UN Treaty May Pass into US Law
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Number 33, August 9, 2002
| NGOs Cite CEDAW Committee's Pro-abortion Stand at Current Meetings
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Number 34, August 16, 2002
| Joining China, Girl Scouts Honor Former UNFPA Chief Sadik
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Number 35, August 23, 2002
| Rotary International Risks Reputation with UNFPA Alliance
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Number 36, August, 30, 2002
| Drive for Abortion Rights Roils UN Sustainable Development Summit
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Number 37, September 6, 2002
| Sustainable Development Summit Declared a Pro-life Victory
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Number 38, September 13, 2002
| Canadian International Aid Tied to Abortion, Charges Doctor
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Number 39, September 20, 2002
| Bush Says "Yes" to UNESCO, Social Conservatives Concerned
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Number 40, September 27, 2002
| Franco-German Partial-Cloning Ban Faces Broad Opposition at UN
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Number 41, October 4, 2002
| Pro-Abortion Group Seeks to Use Clergy Scandal Against Church at UN
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Number 42, October 11, 2002
| Vatican's UN Observer Promoted to Post in Rome
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Number 43, October 18, 2002
| German Delegate Doubts Morality of US Position on Cloning
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Number 44, October 25, 2002
| IPPF Says UN Child Rights Treaty Endorses Abortion for Children
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Number 45, November 1, 2002
| German Diplomat in Cloning Debate Denies C-FAM Charges
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Number 46, November 8, 2002
| UNFPA Director Obaid Courts Controversy at Women's Meeting
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Number 47, November 15, 2002
| Overseas Abortion More Important than Overseas Education, According to EU
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Number 48, November 22, 2002
| European Parliament Calls for Comprehensive Ban on Human Cloning
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Number 49, November 28, 2002
| Radicals Attack Bush Because of UN Pro-life Stance
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Number 50, December 6, 2002
| UNFPA Report Shows Promises of Fertility Reduction Have Not Been Met
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Number 51, December 13, 2002
| Condom Lobby Drives AIDS Debate Besides Abstinence Success in Africa
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Number 52, December 20, 2002
| AIDS to Cripple Russia, China and India, Demographer Says
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