Author: unitedfamilies

Nicaraguan Regime Imprisons 11 Pastors as Christian Persecution Spreads

The communist Nicaraguan regime under President Daniel Ortega has expanded its persecution of Christians in the Central American country, imprisoning 11 evangelical pastors, including three U.S. citizens, along with two attorneys in December. An American pastor who ministered in Nicaragua and is now wanted by the government is speaking out on their behalf and petitioning Congress and the State Department to work for their release.

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Can Opposition to Homosexual/Transgender Issues and Abortion be Considered a Crime Against Humanity?

If the General Assembly were to adopt a new treaty on crimes against humanity that omits the definition of gender from the Rome Statute, based on the rationale provided by the International Law Commission in the draft articles of the new treaty, it would have the effect of ratifying the commission’s completely novel interpretations of gender-based persecution under the Rome Statute. Moreover, it would propel the adoption of laws and protocols to target and prosecute any political and religious opponents of the homosexual/transgender agenda as international criminals.

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