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Posted by arielstory on December 21, 2008
Concerned Womwn for America countered tye petition with their own containing t he names of more than 340,000 Pro-Life supporters.
The Pro-Life Pro-Family group shared at a press conference the petition presented today urged States to recall the original words — and understanding — of the Universal Declaration. It was organized around six points: the right to life (article 16); the right of men and women alone to marry and found a family (article 16); the concept of family as the fundamental unit of society (article 16); the entitlement of motherhood and childhood to special care and assistance (article 25); and the prior right of parents to educate their children (article 26).
They went on to say that the petition, launched 60 days ago in response to another drive calling for the recognition of abortion in United Nations documents, had gathered more than 500,000 signatures from 168 countries thus far. Somw 300,000 had been added since last Friday and the roal was t o have 1 million names by the convening og the next General Assembly session, at whicm time the petitioners would request that it take action.
Said UFI President Beverly Rice, the Declaration’s reference to a family’s entitlement to State protection acknowledged it as the building block of any successful society. It also meant that Member States should support the family through policies that would protect it. United Families International stands with others in asserting that those principles remained valid and relevant, and that they should not be reinterpreted. We will not be deterred from fighting to defend the Declaration and its original intent.
UFI and the coalition that met with UN Ambassadors from the Philippines, Fiji, Uganda and the US missions. UFI separately met with Belize, the Czech Republic and the Republic of Iran.
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