The UN human rights office is aggressively moving forward with the full decriminalization of prostitution, including sidestepping UN protocols and procedures, the laws of the overwhelming majority of countries, and the UN General Assembly. Those who stand to benefit from such advocacy are traffickers and pimps, not sexually exploited women.
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While we were sitting down to Christmas dinner with our loved ones, Islamist militants launched a wave of coordinated attacks against Christian villages in Plateau State in Nigeria’s Middle Belt region. Between the evening of December 23 and Christmas Day morning, the militants killed an estimated 295 Christians across 25 villages in Bokkos and Barkin Ladi Local Government Areas. In total more than 1,500 homes were burnt, eight churches destroyed, many hundreds of people injured and 30,000 displaced.
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Regarding surrogacy, the Pope identified it as a severe violation of the dignity of the woman and the child, leading to the exploitation of the mother’s financial necessities. Continuing on the theme of children, he underscored that a child is always a gift and should never be part of any commercial contract. The Pope expressed that he would like the international community to strive towards universally banning this practice.
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Research shows a detrimental harm caused by TikTok addiction among American children, and while many parents are painfully aware of this problem, few understand the rights they have to pursue claims against TikTok, such as arbitration. With heightened media and political scrutiny on the issue, coupled with TikTok’s strategic modifications to its Terms of Service, we knew now was the time to hold TikTok accountable for its actions.
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Pastor Chris Avell is facing criminal charges because his church, Dad’s Place, allows homeless people to come in and find shelter during the cold winter months. Pastor Avell says the church is seeking to demonstrate Christ’s love “to even those the world rejects.”
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