The Supreme Court recently announced a decision by Judge Kavanaugh that directly addressed George Soros’s Open Society. The decision was a win for morality. Why would any moral entity fight to enable prostitution and sex trafficking in any way? Why would the US government fund entities like Open Society anywhere? The U.S. Supreme Court denied […]
Is there justice for all? or are there different weights and measures for the delivery of justice in the Colombian Supreme Court? On Saturday 29 August, PNfV is organizing the first of a series of Trans-Atlantic Dialogues under the theme “Democratic Institutions at Risk”, which will examine the Colombia Case. This cycle will deal with […]
July 30, 2020. The Lithuanian Parliament adopted a resolution on June 25, by an overwhelming majority of votes (54 votes in favor, 4 votes against and 3 abstentions) condemning all forms of surrogacy. Drawn up by Christian Democratic MPs this text received the support of members of the other parties, notably the Greens and the […]
Political representatives from 12 Latin American countries pointed out that in order to face the consequences of the covid19 pandemic it is necessary to avoid false dichotomies and to promote an agenda for the common good based on respect for people and their freedoms, on subsidiarity and on solidarity. Read more Press release (EN) Press […]
