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African Nations Unite Against Western Liberalism

African leaders have backed a charter seeking to protect family life from the undue influence of a ‘progressive’ agenda promoted by Western donor countries and the UN.

At a conference in Ghana, twenty nations signed up to The African Charter on Family, Sovereignty and Values, which — among other things — promotes one man, one woman marriage and parental rights, while opposing abortion, the sexualisation of children and transgender ideology

The draft document is expected to be endorsed at the 2027 African Union General Assembly.

The charter expresses alarm at the “infiltration” of transgender ideology and abortion ‘rights’ into African nations though sex education programmes established by international groups.

It warns that “adherence to gender ideology can lead to gender confusion and harmful medical interventions that can render children infertile for life. Such interventions include the administration of dangerous puberty blockers, toxic cross-sex hormones, breast removal, and genital-mutilating surgeries.”

Signatories pledge to protect the unborn from abortion, and determine “how best to protect both the mother and her child when life-threatening pregnancy emergencies arise and promote adoption in situations where the mother is unable or unwilling to care for her newborn baby long-term”.

They also commit to “protect and preserve the institution of the African family (based on marriage between a man and a woman) as the natural and fundamental group unit of society in national laws, policies, and programs”, and reaffirm “that ‘gender’ in the African context is defined as solely male and female”.

Scottish Taxpayers Fund Child Abuse

Scottish taxpayers are funding chemical child abuse. A group in Edinburgh promoting the practice of biological men ‘chestfeeding’ babies has sparked outrage.

The weekly support group ‘Queer Milk’ is explicitly inclusive of men who identify as women and are taking cross-sex hormones to mimic breastfeeding.

It is run by the charity LGBT Health and Wellbeing, which is given hundreds of thousands of pounds in funding by the Scottish Government, the NHS, and local councils.

The group’s advertisement for the ‘Queer Milk’ support group says: “You are welcome to attend the group whatever your feeding journey looks like. Whether you are mixed feeding, chestfeeding, breastfeeding, using an SNS or donor milk or any of the beautiful and varied ways you might be giving human milk to your baby.”

However, Dr Alice Hodkinson, co-founder of campaign group Biology in Medicine, stated: “There’s no such thing as chestfeeding. You need to be a woman and you need to have breasts to breastfeed.”

She explained that, while mothers can produce pints of milk for their child, the most that men have been recorded producing is “a thimbleful”.

Dr Hodkinson noted: “This is not for the baby. This does not benefit the baby, and we have to be very clear about this, that there’s something else going on that a man should want to do this.”

Biology in Medicine wrote on X: “It may be *queer*, but it isn’t *milk*. Any secretions produced by men who take a cocktail of drugs are not suitable for feeding babies.”