(10 Dec 09 - RV) In a recently released document, the UN Office of the High Commissioner
on Human Rights has prioritized giving special rights to "sexual minorities" on the
basis of non-discrimination.
Some Christian and Muslim groups are arguing
that accepting "sexual orientation" as a protected category could deny religious faiths
the freedom to speak about traditional sexual morality.
Austin Ruse is the
president of the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute, which monitors the United
Nations.
He says that small committees at the UN often try to influence the
interpretation of international law in order to impose their agendas...