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UNICEF: A WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING
UNICEF was established in 1946 to provide
emergency help to the child victims of World War II. Its work
expanded to 150 countries in which it undertook activities
in the areas of health care, nutrition, education, water and
sanitation.
However, hidden behind this noble front, UNICEF
is gradually changing into a voracious wolf pouncing on and
irrevocably destroying, innocent children in its path. This
change has become greatly accelerated since 1995 when Carol
Bellamy, a New York politician and lesbian feminist appointed
at the behest of then U.S. President Bill Clinton, became
Executive Director of UNICEF.
The fact that UNICEF has departed significantly
from its central mission of protecting poor children from
disease, hunger and death, was pointed out in a series of
articles published in the prestigious British Medical Journal,
the Lancet in 2002, by an organization of scientists called
the Bellagio Study Group on Child Survival. In these articles,
the group criticized UNICEF because the momentum for child
survival set by UNICEF has slowed or even reversed in recent
years due to the change in direction of the organization -
a change that is costing children's lives.
UNICEF's New Direction
More and more evidence is now available to
show that UNICEF is promoting programmes advancing population
control and the sexual and reproductive rights of children.
Examples of this include the following:
- UNICEF funded a South African organization
called loveLife that encourages children to engage
in sexual and homosexual behaviour, and to have abortions
without their parents knowledge or consent.
According to its website, loveLife encourages adolescent
girls to more abortions and provides them with the toll
free number for an abortion clinic - a procedure it describes
as a "gentle suction" - without telling her parents.
After the abortion, loveLife recommends that boyfriend
and girlfriend should "celebrate together," and
have sex "gently." According to loveLife,
a girl will "feel a sense of relief" after the
abortion.
With regard to homosexuality, lovelife says "Some people
prefer not to limit their horny feelings to only half the
population. They'll fall in love with whoever feels right
- male or female. Why let body parts limit the power of
love?" loveLife also states "most people
fall in love with someone of the same sex at least once
in their lives."
loveLife's descriptions of sexual acts are especially
graphic and will offend most parents and will be considered
pornographic to many. After a detailed description of masturbation,
loveLife advises "all you would-be super-lovers
out there, start practicing."
- UNICEF funded manuals directed at Latin
American teens advising children about sexual activities
with other minors, homosexuals and animals. The manuals
expose its pro-abortion agenda. In one of the manuals for
mothers and teens, it provides the following guidance:
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
- UNICEF funded a programme run by the Population
Council, the pro-abortion group that holds the U.S. patent
for the abortion pill RU-486. Goals of this programme include
promoting abortion services and the "managing [of]
unwanted pregnancies" by way of abortion.
- In June 2003, at an Executive Board meeting
of UNICEF, a high-ranking UNICEF official, Urban Jonsson,
a director for a UNICEF African region, called for the legalization
of prostitution, and for UNICEF to make condoms available
"for everybody everywhere and at all times." He
also spoke in support of the unionization of sex workers,
claiming this would place them in a stronger position to
negotiate safer sex with their clients.
This, however, is wishful thinking on his part, as prostitutes
in countries like Thailand or Africa are virtual slaves
in their brothels making any negotiation for condom use
impossible. Nor is condom use a solution in the reduction
of AIDS infections.
- UNICEF is deeply immersed in feminism,
attempting to boost school enrollment for girls but not
boys. This is true even in Latin America and the Caribbean,
where girls' enrollment is higher than boys.
Ms. Bellamy, Executive Director of UNICEF, in April 2003,
proposed special assistance be given only to women and children
as a response to South Africa's pandemic, particularly HIV/AIDS,
on the basis according to Ms. Bellamy, "that women
are the lifeline in African countries and require special
assistance." This proposal, however, violates the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights which prohibits sex discrimination.
Her proposal also implies that African men are more or less
useless and lazy, and ignores the substantially higher death
rates for men than for women in Africa. In fact, it is men
who suffer war-related injuries and deaths and young boys
who are being conscripted into military service. Also, the
health disparities in Africa favour women over men.
In its slick sophisticated Annual Reports
in 2001 and 2002 in which Ms. Bellamy's photograph is prominently
displayed, UNICEF talks charmingly about its goals of reducing
infant and maternal mortality, reducing malnutrition and educating
children, etc. - but not a word about its "other"
agenda. Apparently the public is not supposed to know about
it.
The third world is definitely not clamouring
for a Western-inspired feminist cultural revolution promoted
by Ms. Bellamy through her office at UNICEF. Despite its deceptive
Annual Reports, children's survival no longer appears to be
top priority for UNICEF. Rather, it has become a vehicle to
promote controversial pro-abortion programmes and propaganda
to detrimentally change the lives of innocent children. UNICEF
is a tragedy.
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