Why does the UN need this?
A ‘super agency for women’?!
At United Nations (UN) headquarters this week, member states moved another step closer to setting up a new women’s “super-agency.” Last month, nations had pushed back when UN staff insisted governments approve a new office without providing details on its budget, structure, staffing, or mandate. At this week’s meeting, Member States were presented with a “consolidated response” paper from the UN Secretariat which detailed the staffing and cost projections of a new UN “gender entity.”
Why is that necessary? Well, here’s their justification:
For almost three years, the UN has discussed reforming its “gender architecture” by creating a centralized office which would be “the leader and voice on gender equality and the empowerment of women” and which would be “adequately resourced and with authority and capacity to drive and hold the United Nations system accountable.” In her presentation to UN delegates on the new gender office, UN Secretary General’s Advisor on Gender Issues Rachel Mayanja stated that the aim of the new gender office was to have “global coverage.”
But it’s really about abortion.
For almost three years, the UN has discussed reforming its “gender architecture” by creating a centralized office which would be “the leader and voice on gender equality and the empowerment of women”
(buzz phrases covering unfettered abortion rights)
and which would be “adequately resourced and with authority and capacity to drive and hold the United Nations system accountable.” In her presentation to UN delegates on the new gender office, UN Secretary General’s Advisor on Gender Issues Rachel Mayanja stated that the aim of the new gender office was to have “global coverage.”
And to apply that threatening pressure to member nations to bend to all their demands. However they dress it up, it’s all about a sexual agenda anchored by contraception and abortion. If the UN continually caves into these aggressive NGOs, that entity is worth less as a guarantor of true universal human rights as declared in its charter.
