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==Feminist Re-Definition and the United Nations==

==Feminist Re-Definition and the United Nations==

The [[United Nations]] strongly supports gender equality achieved through feminist re-definition, such as that which applies to the UN's [[Universal Declaration of Human Rights]]. As reported by the [[Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute]]:

The [[United Nations]] strongly supports gender equality achieved through feminist re-definition, such as that which applies to the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights. As reported by the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute:

:"Lobbyists within the UN system are seeking universal recognition of controversial notions like "gender," which is used as a codeword for gay rights by [[homosexual]] activists,''' and "sexual and reproductive rights," which feminists employ as a euphemism for [[contraception]] and [[abortion]]-on-demand'''. Such concepts were never envisioned by the UDHR's drafters and are opposed by most [[traditional]] societies."<ref>http://www.c-fam.org/publications/id.66/pub_detail.asp</ref>

:"Lobbyists within the UN system are seeking universal recognition of controversial notions like "gender," which is used as a codeword for gay rights by [[homosexual]] activists,''' and "sexual and reproductive rights," which feminists employ as a euphemism for [[contraception]] and [[abortion]]-on-demand'''. Such concepts were never envisioned by the UDHR's drafters and are opposed by most [[traditional]] societies."<ref>http://www.c-fam.org/publications/id.66/pub_detail.asp</ref>