UN Vote to make homosexuality a "human right"

Catholic Family & Human Rights Institute ^ | April 25, 2003 | Catholic Family & Human Rights Institute

[narses]

Ping.

[Redcloak]

So if it becomes a "human right", is it up to Libya or Syria to enforce the UN's ruling? I can never remember which is in charge of protecting human rights over at the UN.

[dennisw]

Tons of UN staff are gay or conflicted. So what do you expect?

[TLBSHOW]

the UN is still around?

[george wythe]

It's good to see the anti-American lobby divided on this issue:

In an effort to defeat this measure, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt, Libya and Malaysia have introduced amended resolutions in which all references to sexual orientation have been deleted

[Right Wing Professor]

It'll be a right this year, a duty next year, and compulsory by the end of the decade

[PaxMacian]

The first steps to banning the Bible!

[chance33_98]

Well, well, well. Looks like the liberals are all for converting people to their belief system, yet whine like babies when others want to do the same (ie complaining about possible attempts by christians in iraq to convert people). They believe their way is 'THE' way, the only way, the right way - yet they lambast christians for believing their way is right by calling us close minded. Bring it on liberals, I am in debate mood.

[VRWC_minion]

Based on the worlds viewpoint on this issue, the UN is attempting to destroy itself.

[plain talk]

See? We do have something in common with Libya. :-)

[narses]

More of the Marxist agenda for you.

[narses]

Where are France and Germany on this issue?

[narses]

There was a case in Canada last year where the Bible was used as evidence of "homophobia" and as I recall, at least at the trial level, the Bible lost.

[Cyber Liberty]

How many legions does the UN command?

[KneelBeforeZod]

works for me. since terror supporting radical islamist states tend to abuse queers, that will give us a reason to go in and destroy their regime too.

[george wythe]

CNN: Egypt gay trial: 23 jailed

November 14, 2001 Posted: 9:25 AM EST (1425 GMT)

CAIRO, Egypt -- An Egyptian court has jailed 23 men accused of taking part in a gay sex party in a boat on the River Nile.

One man was jailed for five years with hard labour on charges of debauchery, contempt of religion, falsely interpreting the Quran and exploiting Islam to promote deviant ideas.

Another man was jailed for three years with hard labour.

Twenty other defendants were jailed for two years for debauchery, according to the official verdict. One defendant received one year in prison for debauchery. Twenty-nine of the accused were acquitted.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Daddy, who was the U.N.?

Darling, it was a bunch of amoral, petty, United States hating dictators who were jealous of the United States. Since they could never hope to rise to equal the U.S. they instead sought to bring it down to their level.

[Paul Atreides]

This is also the first steps to breaking down the wall between adult/child sex.