New York: The United Nations is trying to spread infanticide on a global scale as the world passes through the fear of coronavirus. Prior to Easter, Secretary-General Antonio Gutierrez presented at the United Nations a summary of the steps that must be taken to protect women from coronavirus, based on the theme “coronavirus impacts on women”. The suggestions made by the Secretary-General were suggestive of the spread of feticide.
The United Nations this week debated two draft resolutions based on Gutierrez’s suggestions. The main debate was about the right of countries to allow feticide. The resolution, which has been adopted by countries such as Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and China, says that it is the right of countries to take a decision on feticide. However, the European Union resolution has proposed that the UN, rather than the countries, be the authority for a decision on feticide.
Although there is a dispute over the United Nations’ authority over nations, both drafts strongly support the Infanticide. The United Nations has lost its transparency due to coronavirus. Since mid-March, the United Nations has been reduced to essential tasks. Internationally, the process for abortion is active in the context of negotiations over resolutions, and the power of countries to oppose it has become very limited.
Currently, the resolution is passed when the representatives of various countries do not object to the deadline. Even before the coronavirus was declared an infectious disease, the United Nations agencies included feticides to the list of essential services, confirming the organization’s anti-life stance. The United Nations’ pro-abortion stance has come out in the past. Countries including the United States and Hungary are against this.
