*and introduce chemical genocide of peoples rights.*

Er hang on Josephus, that is give people a choice, as distinct
from denying them a choice, as per Vatican control. Crossing
your legs for Jesus, has been a dismal failure as a form of
birth control.

The problem with the Catholic Church is not that they forbid the use of contraception to their laity. This is their right as a religion to impose guidelines for the faithful. It is also the right of Catholics to adhere to these guidelines according to their conscience. No fair minded person would question this.

The problem with the Catholic Church is that they impose these strictures on those not of its faith.

Dear Danielle,

Being facetious?

Only if you were my dear, if you weren't then neither was I.

Daniele I too want EVERY WOMAN to have the right to say how her body is used.
Every single one of them to be given birth control free if needed.
But let us look, while some good out comes are there in sight for all to see why the continued growth.
I think Catholics are against birth control to grow Church membership.
I think they are not the only belief system, and supporters of such who think that way.
I have seen as many failures from the UN as successes, Rwanda massacre and the Balkans for a start.
I see some country's, far too many, calling NGO, charity groups FOREIGN AGENTS
So a UN empowered to act, in any country all country's, with one rule, may be the best answer.
Be aware csteele twists the truth, in that thread I wanted the woman imprisoned and the judge sacked, csteele supported extremist Muslim actions including thug like behavior out side the court aimed at intimidation.

Josephus,

"... introduce chemical genocide of peoples rights."

Could you please explain what you mean by this?

Belly,

Unfortunately, among the most influential members of the UN are those whose populations are the least educated in the world; and they certainly aren't interested in women's rights ... indeed, not even general human rights.

I'm sure that you are correct about the suspicion of NGOs and charitable groups. Another problem is that many NGO bodies suffer from "localitis" - perhaps understandably so. They bow their head to whatever are the relevant governments' politics and viewpoints in order to function at some level