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The Vatican is being confronted publicly for the first time over the sexual abuse of children by clergy, at a UN hearing in Geneva. Officials faced a barrage of hard questions covering why they would not release data and what they were doing to prevent future abuse. Archbishop Silvano Tomasi said such crimes could "never be justified" and every child should be "inviolable". A fellow official said "things need to be done differently".
Last month, the Vatican refused a request from the UN's Committee on the Rights of the Child (CRC) for data on abuse, on the grounds that it only released such information if requested to do so by another country as part of legal proceedings.
Convention on the Rights of the Child, a legally binding instrument which commits it to protecting and nurturing the most vulnerable in society.
BBC News - UN panel confronts Vatican on child sex abuse by clergy
Simultaneously; however, the UN is pushing for universal acceptance of sexually immoral behaviors like homosexuality, bestiality, etc., while seeking to introduce children to graphic sex "education" and ensuring they can get abortions as young as ten without their parents being notified and if they are child prostitutes ensuring they can keep their prostituting activity private from their parent(s).
Their charter for the world's youth serves to promote sexual immorality with the exception of coercion. BDSM homosexual violence, for example, is acceptable to the UN if the young people are all willing participants as "sexual freedom encompasses the possibility for individuals to express their full sexual potential" with almost any form of "sexual pleasure" being "a source of physical, psychological, intellectual and spiritual well-being." They state that, "pornography can be both a source of inspiration and pleasure and information." Furthermore, they deny the classical biological definition of gender.
It's not surprising then that we see UNICEF-funded literature like the following which was aimed at mothers and teenagers given to delegates from Latin America promoting sexual activity and abortion among teens including the following passage:
"Situations in which you can obtain sexual pleasure: 1. Masturbation. 2. Sexual relations with a partner — whether heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual. 3. A sexual response that is directed toward inanimate objects, animals, minors, non-consenting persons."
The bizarre recommendations also include encouragement for young women to have lesbian relations, according to the Washington Times, which first reported on the U.N. sex book in Friday editions:
"Sexual relations with a partner: Here we should insist there is no ideal or perfect relations between two or several people..... This is why we encounter many differences among women. Some women like to have relations with men. And others with another woman."
That book was pulled thanks to moral parents who complained but this is the morality of the UN.
While we appreciate the UN focusing on the problem in the Catholic Church, we also would like them to pull the hypocritical log out of their own eye and transform their own immoral worldview to a moral one and stop fostering immorality while persecuting moral people (including the children's parents) especially as it applies to children around the world.
Last month, the Vatican refused a request from the UN's Committee on the Rights of the Child (CRC) for data on abuse, on the grounds that it only released such information if requested to do so by another country as part of legal proceedings.
Convention on the Rights of the Child, a legally binding instrument which commits it to protecting and nurturing the most vulnerable in society.
BBC News - UN panel confronts Vatican on child sex abuse by clergy
Simultaneously; however, the UN is pushing for universal acceptance of sexually immoral behaviors like homosexuality, bestiality, etc., while seeking to introduce children to graphic sex "education" and ensuring they can get abortions as young as ten without their parents being notified and if they are child prostitutes ensuring they can keep their prostituting activity private from their parent(s).
Their charter for the world's youth serves to promote sexual immorality with the exception of coercion. BDSM homosexual violence, for example, is acceptable to the UN if the young people are all willing participants as "sexual freedom encompasses the possibility for individuals to express their full sexual potential" with almost any form of "sexual pleasure" being "a source of physical, psychological, intellectual and spiritual well-being." They state that, "pornography can be both a source of inspiration and pleasure and information." Furthermore, they deny the classical biological definition of gender.
It's not surprising then that we see UNICEF-funded literature like the following which was aimed at mothers and teenagers given to delegates from Latin America promoting sexual activity and abortion among teens including the following passage:
"Situations in which you can obtain sexual pleasure: 1. Masturbation. 2. Sexual relations with a partner — whether heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual. 3. A sexual response that is directed toward inanimate objects, animals, minors, non-consenting persons."
The bizarre recommendations also include encouragement for young women to have lesbian relations, according to the Washington Times, which first reported on the U.N. sex book in Friday editions:
"Sexual relations with a partner: Here we should insist there is no ideal or perfect relations between two or several people..... This is why we encounter many differences among women. Some women like to have relations with men. And others with another woman."
That book was pulled thanks to moral parents who complained but this is the morality of the UN.
While we appreciate the UN focusing on the problem in the Catholic Church, we also would like them to pull the hypocritical log out of their own eye and transform their own immoral worldview to a moral one and stop fostering immorality while persecuting moral people (including the children's parents) especially as it applies to children around the world.
