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> >  United Nations Children's Fund
> >  Seeks to Usurp Parental Rights
> >  By Rev. Louis P. Sheldon
> >  Chairman, Traditional Values Coalition
> >
> >  Washington, D.C. â?" Whenever a United Nations agency meets to discuss
> >  children's rights, parents should be wary. In September, 2001, the
> >  United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) is organizing a New York
> >  summit on children's rights. UNICEF is celebrating the 10th
> >  anniversary of the implementation of the U.N. Convention on the
> >  Rights of the Child.
> >
> >  In U.N. Newspeak, "children's rights," typically means that the state
> >  will become the final authority over a child. The parent is relegated
> >  to the role of caretaker. In the U.N.'s view, the "family" is just a
> >  subunit of the state and is subservient to the state's needs.
> >
> >  The officials who are organizing this UNICEF summit have recently
> >  created new rules for determining who can participate in various
> >  closed negotiating sessions over children's rights. UNICEF has ruled
> >  that the Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) participating in this
> >  summit can only have two representatives in each closed negotiating
> >  session. This children's summit will discuss abortion as well as
> >  homosexuality this fall as "human rights."
> >
> >  What this means in practice, is that pro-family NGOs will be vastly
> >  outnumbered in the final sessions. They are usually outnumbered
> >  anyway, but this new rule will severely limit the ability of pro-
> >  family groups to fight these pro-abortion and pro-homosexual
> >  proposals.
> >
> >  The primary goal of this UNICEF summit is to redefine the role of the
> >  traditional family and to promote the idea that children ages 10-18
> >  have an inalienable right to be sexually active with same-sex
> >  partners and to abortion their unwanted babies if they choose
> >  opposite sex partners. These notions spring directly from the U.N.
> >  Declaration on the Rights of the Child.
> >
> >  The U.N. Declaration, a treaty that has been warmly supported by
> >  President Clinton and Senator-elect Hillary Clinton, is a parent's
> >  nightmare. Clinton has been reluctant to send this treaty to the
> >  Senate because he knows Senator Jesse Helms will keep it bottled up
> >  in the Foreign Relations Committee. Helms is a vigorous opponent of
> >  any U.N. treaties that would erode parental rights or American
> >  sovereignty. If ever passed by the Senate, however, this treaty would
> >  usurp the right of parents to determine the moral and spiritual
> >  development of their children.
> >
> >  In rather innocuous language, this U.N. document turns the United
> >  Nations into a global parent, wipes out parental rights, and gives
> >  children nearly unlimited freedoms to determine their own destinies
> >  without parental interference. The full text of this frightening
> >  document is available on UNICEF's web site.
> >
> >  It is sobering to realize that even though this U.N. Declaration has
> >  been passed by nearly every nation on the earth, except the United
> >  States and Somalia, it has really done little to stop the abuse of
> >  children. Boys are still being routinely molested by homosexual
> >  predators in Thailand, kids are still being sold into sex slavery in
> >  the Sudan, and NAMBLA's worldwide outreach is still promoting the
> >  molestation of children. The Declaration usurps parental authority,
> >  while not really protecting children.
> >
> >  The upcoming UNICEF summit will prove to be yet another effort of the
> >  United Nations to destroy the traditional family and to place all
> >  authority for parental decisions in the hands of a totalitarian U.N.
> >  agency. If the U.N. ever gains authority over parenting in the United
> >  States, we can say goodbye to freedom. It is our hope that President
> >  George W. Bush will never send this treaty or any other treaty to the
> >  Senate that gives this kind of totalitarian power to the United
> >  Nations.
> >
> >  It is also our hope that pro-family NGOs at this UNICEF summit will
> >  be successful in overturning any U.N. proposals that will further
> >  erode parental rights in nations that have already signed the U.N.
> >  Declaration. Parenting should be left to parents, not a U.N. agency.
> >
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