It seems as though nothing is beyond the scope of UN indoctrination campaigns - and, no doubt, significant funding - for the radical feminist cause.

And now, Dublin City Council have decided to "support" (and, very likely, take any associated funding on offer) with the latest campaign, called the "UN Women's Safe Cities Global Initiative."

A damning report from the Government’s Care Quality Commission (CQC) has accused one of the UK’s biggest abortion providers, Marie Stopes International, of paying its staff bonuses for encouraging women to go through with a termination.

An Post, Ireland's state-owned and operated postal service provider, have, just this week, issued a stamp bearing the image of Ernesto Guevara de la Serna, otherwise known as Marxist revolutionary, Che Guevara.

The stamps, which are available in Ireland's main post offices, bear the well-known, romanticised image of Guevara.

It has recently been revealed that the transgender charity Mermaids UK has been receiving funding from the taxpayer (£35,000) through the Department for Education.

Mermaids UK is a charity which endorses gender confusion in children and until recently Mermaids was advertising “same day” cross-sex hormone treatment for children. NHS guidelines do not allow the treatment, which causes irreversible bodily changes and can compromise fertility, for anyone under 16.

In the last few months, transgender ideology has become one of the hot topics in schools across the UK. We have witnessed the appalling treatment of Nigel and Sally Rowe after they removed their son from his school due to the introduction of transgender ideology into the school.

(Please also see this petition to the Diocesan Director of Education)

A church primary school in the UK has suggested that if a six-year-old child is unable to “believe a transgender person is actually a 'real' female or male" he could be guilty of “transphobic behaviour”.

The six-year-old in question is the son of Nigel and Sally Rowe who have reluctantly removed him from the Church of England school while they challenge the school’s ‘transgender policy’.

A Donegal man, Tim Jackson, has started a "hungerstrike" outside the Dáil, calling for the Taoiseach and the Committee examining the 8th Amendment (the pro-life Amendment to the Irish Constitution) to watch a video depicting an abortion (in animation) before making any decision on changing the legal status quo.

IN BRIEF: The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) are having a vote this Friday to decide whether or not to campaign in favour of removing all legal restrictions on abortion. This would mean making abortion legal up to 7 months in pregnancy, and possibly, depending on how the law is interpreted, making abortion legal up until birth.

The vote is this Friday (22/09)

The National Trust has been aggressively promoting a “progressive” ideology which seeks to erase the role of religion in public life and wishes to compel others to support an ideology which they oppose.

Earlier this year the National Trust have

A Christian family is preparing to take legal action against a school for allowing children to change their “gender identity”.

Nigel and Sally Rowe have removed their six-year-old son from the school after a classmate was declared “transgendered” and came to school demanding to be recognised as female on some days.

Mr. Rowe told The Sunday Times: “A child aged six would sometimes come to school as a girl or sometimes come to school as a boy. Our concerns were raised when our son came back home from school saying he was confused as to why and how a boy was now a girl.