News

14.09.2013

U.S. Congressional Hearing Examines Gendercide in India

The widespread killing of girls in India through sex-selective abortion and infanticide can be traced to coercive programs instituted by population alarmists, UN agencies, abortion groups and affluent countries including the United States.

“Sex-selection abortion was – a violent, nefarious and deliberate policy imposed on the world by the pro-abortion population control movement – it’s not an accident,” said Congressman Chris Smith, chairman of the subcommittee on Africa, Global Health and Human Rights.

Life protection

12.09.2013

The European Citizen’s Initiative “One of us” has collected over one million signatures

With this achievement “One of us” becomes the second European Citizens’ Initiative to reach the requirements established by the Commission.

International Activity

28.08.2013

Switzerland has appealed the Chamber decision in the case of Gross v. Switzerland

For several decades the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has taken an evolutive approach to the meaning of the European Convention on Human Rights, and the notion that the Convention is “a living instrument”1 now appears to be uncontested.

Freedom of conscience

28.08.2013

Judge Allows Lawsuit Against Pastor for Opposing Homosexuality

A U.S. judge is allowing a lawsuit by a Ugandan homosexual group charging an Evangelical pastor with a “crime against humanity.”

International Activity

31.07.2013

Marriage and “gender identity” before the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights

European Court of Human Rights decided to refer the case H. v. Finlandto the Grand Chamber of the Court, in order to conduct a retrial.

Freedom of conscience

23.07.2013

First reading of the draft bill on gender harmonization withdrawn from 46th session of the Sejm

Chairman of the Sejm Ewa Kopacz announced on 23.07.2013 that, after consultation with the Council of Elders (Steering Committee of Sejm i.e. the lower Chamber of Polish Parliament)...