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The Convention on the Rights of the Child, an international treaty commonly referred to as CRC, is one of the greatest threats to parental rights our country has ever witnessed. Fasten your seatbelts for the fight for ratification.

Read more here: hef.org.nz/2010/how-the-convention-on-the-rights-of-the-child-will-destroy-... [hef.org.nz/2010/how-the-convention-on-the-rights-of-the-child-will-destroy-...]

After World War II, when the United Nations first became established, most people looked to it with hope for the future. Primarily it was envisaged as a world authority, which would serve to prevent wars and act as mediator and arbitrator when disputes developed between member nations. Secondly, as the gross violations of human rights by the Nazi regime became more fully known, the United Nations was seen also as a world body to establish and protect human rights throughout the world.

This essay discusses human rights in the context of the present "rights of the child" mentality prevailing at the United Nations. Legitimate concern for the world's children has, unfortunately, given way to a dangerous and false vision of an autonomous child with the same objectionable humanist "rights" as any adult. This vision, if given legal effect or legitimacy of any kind, poses a real threat to the authority of parents and to the integrity of the family.

Read more here: hef.org.nz/2010/the-wrongs-of-the-united-nations%E2%80%99-rights-of-the-chi... [hef.org.nz/2010/the-wrongs-of-the-united-nations%E2%80%99-rights-of-the-chi...]

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After World War II, when the United Nations first became established, most people looked to it with hope for the future. Primarily it was envisaged as a world authority, which would serve to prevent wars and act as mediator and arbitrator when disputes developed between member nations. Secondly, as the gross violations of human rights by the Nazi regime became more fully known, the United Nations was seen also as a world body to establish and protect human rights throughout the world.

This essay discusses human rights in the context of the present "rights of the child" mentality prevailing at the United Nations. Legitimate concern for the world's children has, unfortunately, given way to a dangerous and false vision of an autonomous child with the same objectionable humanist "rights" as any adult. This vision, if given legal effect or legitimacy of any kind, poses a real threat to the authority of parents and to the integrity of the family.

Read more here. familyintegrity.org.nz/2010/the-wrongs-of-the-united-nations-rights-of-the-... [familyintegrity.org.nz/2010/the-wrongs-of-the-united-nations-rights-of-the-...]

The Convention on the Rights of the Child, an international treaty commonly referred to as CRC, is one of the greatest threats to parental rights our country has ever witnessed. Fasten your seatbelts for the fight for ratification. Read more here:

Commission of Inquiry into Child Abuse Is First Step
`How many more children have to die before we do something?'

Family First NZ is repeating its call for a Commission of Inquiry into the unacceptable levels of child abuse and deaths in NZ, and says that it will be an important first step in identifying and targeting the real causes of child abuse. See article:

Success Rate Shows Need for CYF Complaints Authority

Family First NZ says that figures provided by the Ministry of Social Development under the Official Information Act show that the recently established CYF Complaints Authority has upheld a majority of the complaints that they have considered.

Read more here: familyintegrity.org.nz/2010/success-rate-shows-need-for-cyf-complaints-auth... [familyintegrity.org.nz/2010/success-rate-shows-need-for-cyf-complaints-auth...]

Discover a whole new means of communicating with babies, as well as the value of sign language for all ages, in this hands-flying, finger-moving class on communication. Learn why signing works even for your smallest children. The benefits will astound you! Do you think reading while teaching is difficult? Come find out how reading while teaching can be incredibly easy and even fun!