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Silenced Pro-Lifers Hold Counter Event at UN

The feminists at the UN who run the Commission on the Status of Women have largely shut out pro-life groups from running events during the commission.

CSW is a progressive feminist conference that promotes abortion services as essential for women’s wellbeing and prime solutions to unplanned pregnancies. This year’s official CSW event roster featured dozens a of talks normalizing and encouraging widespread access to abortion. Yet, the conference was virtually silent on the topic of supporting women to overcome the challenges that stand in the way of carrying their pregnancies to term.

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NCAA Violated Title IX by Allowing Men to Compete in Women’s Athletics, Lawsuit Charges

A group of female athletes sued the National Collegiate Athletic Association on Thursday over the organization allowing “transgender” athletes to compete against them and use locker rooms for women.

“We’re not just fighting for ourselves; we’re fighting for every young girl who dreams of competing in sports,” Riley Gaines, a conservative female activist and former NCAA athlete, said in an ICONS news release announcing the lawsuit.

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LGBTQ Orgs That Push Child Gender Transitions Silent as England Bans Puberty Blockers for Kids

Prominent LGBTQ organizations that push so-called gender-affirming care for children have yet to weigh in on the news this week that England is banning puberty blockers as treatment for children experiencing gender dysphoria.

England’s National Health Service declared that there is not enough evidence of “safety and clinical effectiveness” for children and young people to take puberty blockers to treat gender dysphoria.

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After inserting abortion in France’s constitution, Macron tackles euthanasia

French president Emmanuel Macron has announced that he will back legislation to legalise “aid in dying” for terminally-ill adults. A report last year claimed that most French citizens would support this. In an interview with French newspapers La Croix and Liberation, Macron said assisted dying would be restricted to adults suffering from an incurable illness, who are expected to die in the “short or middle-term”, and who are suffering “intractable” physical or psychological pain.

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