In my mind, some of the most disturbing words to have come out of the UN in recent months are those of Independent Expert Victor Madrigal-Borloz, working for the HumanContinue Reading
New Jersey may be on the verge of joining New York, Illinois, Virginia, and other states that have been passing legislations in recent months expanding abortion, even to the pointContinue Reading
The United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women, also known as UN Women, is a United Nations entity dedicated to working for the empowerment of womenContinue Reading
In the year 2000, the FDA approved a medically induced abortion regimen known as abortion pills. Since then, one third of known abortions are completed by use of abortion pills.Continue Reading
On May 29, President Trump announced that the United States will terminate its relationship with the World Health Organization (WHO). The decision has been met with extensive media coverage ofContinue Reading
Out of Yemen’s 28.5 million citizens, 80% of them are in dire need of humanitarian assistance. What is most shocking is that the media does not cover this crisis effectivelyContinue Reading
The Commission on the Status of Women has been indefinitely postponed in the rapid outbreak of the coronavirus. The conference was supposed to take place this week and was toContinue Reading
The United Nations just ended the Commission for Social Development, an event that tackled the 2030 agenda and strove to raise awareness for the problem of homelessness around the world.Continue Reading
Two-year-old Ellie Schneider is a name recognized in the wide-spread neonatal medical world. With her recognition in President Trump’s State of the Union address Feb. 4, she became an iconContinue Reading
This week marks the beginning of the 58th Session of the Commission for Social Development (CSocD58) which will take place at the United Nations from February 10th to the 19th.Continue Reading