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Family and marriage

12.11.2021

Gender postulates in a UN report

· The United Nations published a report on the implementation by its members of postulates of a policy based on the gender perspective in the legal and social sphere.

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Family and marriage

20.09.2021

Ordo Iuris responds to the European Commission’s allegations, siding with the LGBT movement

• The European Commission has filed a number of charges against Poland.

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Family and marriage

25.08.2021

Caring for the welfare of the youngest – Ordo Iuris report for the UN

The 88th session of the Committee on the Rights of the Child is approaching – a unit of the United Nations whose task is to supervise the observance of the provisions of the Convention on the

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Between a Europe of nations and a superstate - a report on the federalization of the European Union

 

• Collegium Intermarium has inaugurated the European Integration Research Center.

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Family and marriage

15.06.2021

Stop the imposition of ‘reproductive and sexual rights’

The European Parliament is demanding that the European Union impose the concept of ‘reproductive and sexual rights’ on all Member States and that foetal homicide be recognised as a human right. It does so despite the fact that Member States have never agreed to add this type of construct into international law, and despite the fact that the European Union has no competence in the field of human health policy.

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Hate crimes against Christians on the rise. OSCE report

The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe has published its annual report, which shows that the number of religious hate crimes continues to increase. Christians are their target in all of the OSCE member states. It is shaped, amongst others, by the political and media marginalisation of this social group or presenting its detrimental image.

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