Foreign Abortion Agenda Threatens African Lives and Values
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The abortion industry is once again pushing its agenda, this time targeting the African continent.
A coalition named Catalysts has emerged, aiming to expand access to abortion services across Africa in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
This coalition brings together groups such as the Center for Reproductive Rights, International Planned Parenthood Federation-Africa Regional Office, and Ipas Africa Alliance.
They claim that the U.S. ruling has sparked fears about a rollback of reproductive rights globally, prompting this concerted effort to bolster abortion services in African countries.
Dr. Angela Akol of Ipas Africa Alliance stated, "CATALYSTS gives us a platform from which all of us can adopt the same strategies and present a unified front against the growing anti-rights movement."
Such efforts reflect a broader trend among elite globalists who seem to believe that African nations should have fewer children.
This misguided perspective has been echoed by figures like Prince William and Melinda Gates, who have expressed concerns over Africa's birth rates impacting Europe.
To make matters worse, during the COVID-19 pandemic, some countries focused their resources on promoting abortion rather than providing essential medical care.
The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency even allocated $2 million for abortion kits instead of much-needed ventilators and protective equipment.
These actions highlight a disturbing prioritization of abortion over the health needs of women and children in Africa.
It raises serious concerns about how outsiders are dictating reproductive policies without considering the cultural and ethical implications.
In light of this growing push, one must ask: Why are these organizations so intent on promoting abortion as a solution, particularly in regions that need more comprehensive medical and social support?
As Americans, we must be vigilant against this encroachment of foreign abortion agendas that threaten both lives and values on the continent.
This new coalition is a stark reminder that the fight for the sanctity of life transcends borders and that conservative values are needed now more than ever on the global stage.
Sources:
liveaction.org
outdoornews.com
cowboystatedaily.com
A coalition named Catalysts has emerged, aiming to expand access to abortion services across Africa in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
This coalition brings together groups such as the Center for Reproductive Rights, International Planned Parenthood Federation-Africa Regional Office, and Ipas Africa Alliance.
They claim that the U.S. ruling has sparked fears about a rollback of reproductive rights globally, prompting this concerted effort to bolster abortion services in African countries.
Dr. Angela Akol of Ipas Africa Alliance stated, "CATALYSTS gives us a platform from which all of us can adopt the same strategies and present a unified front against the growing anti-rights movement."
Such efforts reflect a broader trend among elite globalists who seem to believe that African nations should have fewer children.
This misguided perspective has been echoed by figures like Prince William and Melinda Gates, who have expressed concerns over Africa's birth rates impacting Europe.
To make matters worse, during the COVID-19 pandemic, some countries focused their resources on promoting abortion rather than providing essential medical care.
The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency even allocated $2 million for abortion kits instead of much-needed ventilators and protective equipment.
These actions highlight a disturbing prioritization of abortion over the health needs of women and children in Africa.
It raises serious concerns about how outsiders are dictating reproductive policies without considering the cultural and ethical implications.
In light of this growing push, one must ask: Why are these organizations so intent on promoting abortion as a solution, particularly in regions that need more comprehensive medical and social support?
As Americans, we must be vigilant against this encroachment of foreign abortion agendas that threaten both lives and values on the continent.
This new coalition is a stark reminder that the fight for the sanctity of life transcends borders and that conservative values are needed now more than ever on the global stage.
Sources:
liveaction.org
outdoornews.com
cowboystatedaily.com
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