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Big Tech conglomerates like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google, Apple, Amazon, and Pinterest have launched a worldwide crusade to censor the speech of pro-life, pro-family and pro-freedom citizens that don’t bow to their politically correct ideologies.

These Big Tech companies are some of the world’s largest and most popular social media gathering places.

But they are not invincible.

The Secretary General of the United Nations has asked us how he can strengthen the defence of Human Rights. Write now and ask him to defend the right to life, family and the right of parents to educate their children.

As the nation entered COVID-19 lockdown in March, Attorney-General Christian Porter quietly delayed the Australian Law Reform Commission review of the framework of religious exemptions in anti-discrimination legislation. A pandemic seemed like the perfect opportunity for Mr Porter to put faith-based rights on the back burner.  

This was the second delay to the key Coalition election commitment, which was intended to broaden protections for religious freedoms in the wake of the same-sex marriage vote.

Over 1.1 million signatures sent directly to The Walt Disney headquarters on behalf of those who signed the petition. 

Disney’s Executive Chairman Robert Iger and CEO Bob Chapek plan to toe the line with radical LGBTQ activists, pushing their agenda (seemingly at all costs).

On June 1, 2019, they were first to proudly support Disney’s public and explicit gay pride parade at Disneyland Paris. This was the start that led to their controversial decision to use Disney’s brand to advocate for the political agenda of LGBTQ activists.

The Netherlands Minister of Health, Hugo de Jonge, announced on October 12 that their government will amend or re-interpret the euthanasia law to permit child euthanasia. DutchNews.nl reported the following (click here for the article):

On October 22, 2020, the Polish Constitutional Court, in order to protect human life, ruled that eugenic abortion is unconstitutional. The effect of the Court's ruling makes it illegal to abort a disabled or ill child.

It goes without saying that the global Coronavirus pandemic has had a life-changing effect on people everywhere. We have all experienced restrictions in some way or another.

Whether it has been the closure of churches inhibiting our freedom to worship, or small family businesses collapsing due to financial difficulty, we have faced hardship in varying degrees.

Sign our petition to demand the leaders of G20 countries stop sending public money to the World Health Organization.

A defund WHO movement began when United States President Donald Trump announced that his administration will stop its funding of WHO after Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus showed eagerness to accept and spread Communist China’s false Coronavirus propaganda.

Barclays Bank has unilaterally decided to withdraw banking services to one of their customers, a Christian organisation, the Core Issues Trust (CIT),  following pressure from high-profile LGBT activists.

While no official explanation has been given, it seems as though Barclays are following in the footsteps of other financial institutions such as Paypal and MailChimp who also withdrew their services, after high-profile activists targeted their organisations on Twitter.

Four-months after introducing the world’s most extreme abortion law, a New Zealand Labour MP has introduced a Bill to make it even worse.

Earlier this year, Jacinda Ardern’s Government brought forward a bill that was passed by MPs which introduced the the world’s most extreme abortion legislation to New Zealand. 

The new law scraps the previous 20-week limit and allows terminations on-demand, for any reason, up to birth.