Euthanizing Elderly Debated at U.N.
UNITED NATIONS, November 6 (C-Fam) – The Holy See challenged the U.N. Human Rights Council’s working group on the elderly to reject attempts to validate euthanasia and assisted suicide in a new legally binding treaty that is being drafted over the next two years.
LGBT Radical Wins Nobel Prize
WASHINGTON, D.C. November 6 (C-Fam) The 2026 winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, announced last month, is the former UN human rights chief who did the most to embed issues of sexual orientation and gender identity in the work of her office, despite the fact that they remained controversial in the General Assembly and other negotiating bodies within the UN.
Europeans Push New Thought Crimes
UNITED NATIONS, October 30 (C-Fam) Former European colonial powers France and the Netherlands want all nations to punish the new crime of “gender-related killings” or “femicide.” They are asking for a commitment in a General Assembly resolution on violence against women.
Vatican Criticizes UN on Abortion
WASHINGTON, D.C. October 30 (C-Fam) In a recent meeting of government officials and civil society groups, the UN committee on women begged for money and at the same time faced sharp criticism for its longtime promotion of abortion. Even the Vatican, not a state party to the women’s rights convention, joined the criticism.
