"US State Department criticizes pro-life, pro-marriage countries in Human Rights Report"

"The U.S. State Department used its annual Human Rights Report on foreign countries to attempt to further export the Biden administration’s left-wing abortion and LGBT agenda throughout the world.

In late April, the State Department submitted to Congress its 2023 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices regarding violations of human rights in all countries receiving U.S. foreign aid and in all U.N. member states.

The report is supposed to measure respect for human rights as set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international agreements.

However, despite the fact that Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights ensures, 'Everyone has the right to life,' and Article 6 declares, 'Everyone has the right to recognition everywhere as a person before the law,' the report included a section on abortion, euphemistically named 'reproductive rights,' ignoring the personhood of the unborn and their protected right to life. The section was initially introduced by pro-abortion President Barack Obama, then removed by Donald Trump, only to be reinstated by Joe Biden.

The report also pushed the Biden administration’s LGBT agenda by including sexual orientation and 'gender identity or expression' as supposed special categories of human rights.

The State Department criticized pro-family, pro-marriage Uganda for its Anti Homosexuality law, which the report claimed 'took aim at the human rights of all Ugandans,' calling it 'draconian anti-LGBTQI+ legislation.'"