Category: Sovereignty Rights
Why Antifeminism Isn’t Enough
AntiFems face a dilemma. On one hand, they want to affirm, protect, and promote the distinctiveness of women. On the other hand, they oppose what at present seems like the only viable strategy for achieving that end, the recovery and extension of an authentic feminism.
Read MoreJudge upholds Indiana high school’s ban on pro-life student group
An Indiana judge has ruled that Noblesville Schools did not discriminate when a pro-life student club was disallowed from the Noblesville High School (NHS) campus.
Read MoreBeware the new trend of decriminalizing prostitution
The research team I work with is currently knee-deep into categorizing the legal approach that each nation takes with regard to prostitution. This project has really opened my eyes to the wide variety of approaches taken. For example, in some countries, buying sex is perfectly legal but providing that sex for money is strictly illegal. In other cases, we’ve seen countries do abrupt legal U-turns as they discover that the approach they are taking is making things worse.
Read MoreDiversity of thought is at risk in medical journals
It is looking more and more as though the world’s leading medical journals have been captured by the culture of death.
Read More16 AGs demand YouTube drop ‘misleading’ abortion notice from pro-life videos
A coalition of 16 attorneys general has demanded that YouTube remove information labels attached to videos discussing chemical abortions that they argue are “misleading” to viewers.
Read MoreSupreme Court should end government and Big Tech collusion
The Supreme Court will soon hear what may be the most important case of the term, one that epitomizes the broken political culture of our time. Murthy v. Missouri involves, in the words of the district court that first took it up, “the most massive attack against free speech in United States history.” Missouri, Louisiana, and other state, individual, and associational plaintiffs have uncovered substantial evidence of the federal government coercing and otherwise pressuring social media companies to take down constitutionally protected speech.
Read MoreBiden State Department Launches Global Campaign Against Pro-Life/Family Groups
The State Department published an “Equity Action” report last week with plans to combat what it dubbed “regressive anti-rights movements.” The open-ended catchall is a technical term of art for pro-life and pro-family organizations. Organizations that have been dubbed anti-rights include Family Watch International, ADF International, the Heritage Foundation, and C-Fam, publisher of the Friday Fax.
Read MoreGavin Newsom sued over policy forcing teachers to lie to parents about students’ gender confusion
‘When teachers are forced to lie to the parents who have entrusted a child into their care – that is unconscionable,’ said Thomas More Society Special Counsel Paul Jonna.
Read MoreBiology professor fired for teaching chromosomes determine sex reinstated
Students walked out of his class in objection to his comments asserting that sex is determined by biology and not an individual’s feelings. A complaint was filed against him shortly thereafter, which led to his dismissal.
Read More‘Ireland’s vague hate crime Bill will criminalise ordinary people’ warns leading critic
The Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences) Bill is set to significantly expand and replace existing hate crime legislation in Ireland. It includes a new offence of inciting hatred against others based on their protected characteristics which carries a possible five-year prison sentence.
Read MoreMembers of UK parliament assess ‘conversion therapy’ bill: “It creates thought crimes”
In the House of Lords, the bill is criticised as an attack on freedom of speech, religious freedom and parenting. “It would make illegal expressing some of the profoundest beliefs”.
Read MoreSudanese Christian Slaves Saved in Modern-Day Underground Railroad: ‘It’s Extremely Dangerous Work’
An organization combatting Christian persecution across the globe recently announced it helped free 1,500 Sudanese slaves last year, bringing the total liberated over the past three decades to over 100,000.
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