Written by: Errol Naidoo
Article source: familypolicyinstitute.com
2024 is an election year. FPI is gearing up to ensure change becomes a reality for South Africa’s corruption weary citizens. I am working with our allies to advance political change to end corruption and promote policies that strengthen faith, family and religious freedoms in SA.
We are closely monitoring the single “Marriage Bill” – that seeks to redefine man, woman marriage and equate it with same-sex and transgender unions. The ANC regime plans to ram this Bill through Parliament early next year. However, FPI and its allies vow to stop it from succeeding.
The draconian, “Hate Crimes Bill” was passed recently in Parliament. However, this Bill and the “BELA Bill” will be challenged in the Constitutional Court. The “Sexual Offences Amendment Bill” that aims to legalise the entire sex-industry in South Africa has thankfully stalled in Parliament.
I am invited by the United Nations “Economic and Social Council” (ECOSOC) to directly participate in the 68th session of the “Commission on the Status of Women” (CSW68) in New York 11 – 22 March 2024 – I received this invitation as a result of FPI’s ‘Special Consultative Status’ at the UN.
The “UN Family Rights Caucus” issued an urgent appeal to all its international affiliated pro-family organisations to make a special effort to attend this event. They anticipate several anti-faith and anti-family agreements will be pushed at CSW68 by global sexual rights radicals. UNFRC members will join forces at the UN to oppose these resolutions – (that will negatively impact SA).
In addition to the critical work we are doing in SA in defence of the natural family, the preservation of Biblical values in society and the protection of religious freedoms, FPI must take its pro-family fight to the UN early next year to stop dangerous resolutions being ratified there.
We are also working strategically with FPI’s international pro-family allies to oppose and defeat harmful international treaties like the “Global Pandemic Treaty” and the “EU-ACP Treaty” that re-colonises African nations ideologically to advance foreign devised sexual rights agendas like CSE.
Unfortunately, if FPI does not overcome its current deficit and raise the necessary finances to fund its work, we will be forced to cut back on vital pro-family initiatives. Tragically, it also means we are unable to join UNFRC at the UN in March 2024 to oppose the global sexual rights threat.
Critically, because the South African government slavishly supports the sexual rights agenda at the UN, NGO’s like FPI are desperately required at CSW68 to lobby African ambassadors.
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Date published: 28/11/2023
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