Digital platforms should be held accountable for allowing misinformation on abortion. These agencies working in tandem say pro-life speech is tantamount to “misinformation” and should be stopped.
The UN’s human reproduction program (HRP), housed in the World Health Organization (WHO), recently published the first of a series of papers examining the impact of abortion “misinformation” as it relates to human rights.
Jimmy Lai is a devout believer in Jesus Christ and a firm defender of democracy — a toxic combination for Communist China.
Locked away in solitary confinement since December 31, 2020, Lai was convicted by Hong Kong’s High Court on a variety of charges
The tension came to a head in August of 2020 when Jimmy Lai was arrested under China’s “National Security Law” — legislation intended to root out pro-democracy agitators and anyone whose behavior was deemed subversive.
“I have seen how these tech platforms have specifically hired psychiatrists, psychologists, neuroscientists,” the watchdog relays.
“The allegation is that these people have been hired specifically to figure out how to hook kids and adults on the platform.”A potential landmark case currently winding its way through the California court system could hold Big Social Media accountable for intentionally designing their platforms to be addictive to children and teens.
‘Rarely do we see an ad like this, especially during the Super Bowl,’ Riley Gaines wrote. ‘If one woman sees this & decides not to terminate her baby, then it’s worth every penny spent.’
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The decision to get married and start a family is not merely a private choice—it is a public good with profound consequences for children, parents, communities, and state budgets. As family fragmentation rises and its costs ripple across our communities, states are increasingly asking a practical question: What can government do—without overreach—to strengthen families before they fracture?
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