During the last weeks we have seen the attempts of international organizations to try to sexualize children, now an alarming report has come out that is sponsored by the UN that in a certain way opens the legal channels to decriminalize pedophilia in various countries.
This is a report that was written by the well-known international committee of jurists and the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, you know, under the tree of Human Rights many things are being done in recent times.
It was published with the supposed objective of guiding the application of international Human Rights law in criminal law, many technical words, but we already know the purpose.
In the official press release that they write, they write that the letter consolidates a series of principles that seeks to decriminalize crimes related to sex, drug use, HIV, sexual and reproductive health, homelessness and poverty and called at the beginning of March 8.
According to "UN experts" criminalizing crimes related to this issue constitutes an attack on Human Rights, more of the same, "criminal law is one of the harshest tools that the state exposes to exercise control over people, as such it should be a measure of last resort" this is written by Ian Seiderman who is director of law and policy of the International Court of Justice and in that same press release It establishes that it must be recognized that these laws did not only see Human Rights but the fundamental principles themselves.
In section number 16 of the report, it is textually requested to decriminalize relations between adults and minors as long as they express their consent”, what is the consent of a child to have sexual relations with an adult?
The report uses many legal technicalities to allude that minors can consent to have relationships with adults, but they write under 18 years of age, without establishing any type of limitations, that is, from 18 years of age downwards this can reach both a 16-year-old person as a child of 10 years, as a child of seven out of five out of four out of three provided that according to them these children express their consent.
This is basically a way to legalize pedophilia, this report, which is included within a group of political, ideological and legal stratagems, among other things, calls for the decriminalization of all types of sexual conduct and they ask that prostitution must also be legalized, that it must be legalized pornography must be legalized a bit of behavior in this area among those who make sexual relations with minors clear good.
They are continuing with this agenda of trying to sexualize children, we see in the United States and in European countries, where more and more television programs, animated series, etc. are promoted for the purpose of sexualizing children to bring drag queens to schools, to carry even books with pornography.
This is a giant agenda and this recommendation report that is now sponsored by the UN and that will now be distributed to the legislators of different countries so that they study, evaluate and approve its proposals and this could progressively begin to be applied in various countries.
In this fight, you have to be very active, criticizing, showing people that you know about this kind of thing, because legislators and politicians take the opinions of people on social networks very much into account, to carry out certain projects or put them away. It is what in theory is called the Overton window, that is, if there are people who are upset or show a lot of repudiation towards certain things, they begin to lead it, but if there is no strong resistance against certain behaviors, behaviors or political projects, etc., then the are going to apply, so I insist that you be strong in condemning this type of thing.
As you can see here at Hive there are also many accounts financed by globalist elites that prevent free thought!
As proof of this, the negative votes.
I am no fan of the UN, but I just read section 16 of that document and you have misinterpreted it's content. The 'legal technicalities' in that section are actually pretty straightforward English words to describe the situation. In essence, the document points out that not all jurisdictions have the same rules about the age of sexual consent and so a 'truly correct age of consent' would have to take into consideration the thoughts/desires of the millions of young people involved - who do not all think the same. This is simple respect for free will and without it we have only pure evil on Earth.
The UK law sets 16 as the heterosexual age of consent - other places have it at 18 and so on - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_consent.
Also, it seems that some countries set different age limits for homosexual sex to heterosexual sex - the report is basically saying that that is unfair.
Nowhere does the document mention having sex with anyone under the age of consent in any nations that are considered 'developed'.
Ultimately, whenever organisations try to control other people against their will, they engage in evil - regardless of their intentions - so there is no good way to go about what they are trying to do - regardless of what they are trying to do.
In the cases where we can generally agree that some kind of consensus on the protection of more vulnerable people is a good idea - there will always be disagreements over what is the correct limit to be imposed. However, I think in this case you are projecting your own beliefs and essentially accusing people of being child abusers based on a document that simply doesn't present evidence of that being the case.
Thanks for your comment.
I am going to make a publication of the gender laws approved and in force in Spain, promoted by its exemplary minister who follows the UN guidelines, I await your comment!