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United Nations picks a teen prostitution advocate for humans rights position
9/13/2020
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                                    breitbart reports: The U.N. has tapped a former abortionist and advocate for teen prostitution to its top post of expert on health and human rights. According to a report at international human rights watchdog organization C-Fam, South African Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng has risen quickly at the U.N., from “sexual health and rights advocate” to the top post of Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health, a role that will give her a global platform to urge the decriminalization of the sex trade.
                               “Mofokeng’s reports advancing sexual rights, including the legalizing of prostitution, will likely be cited as authoritative interpretations of human rights law by U.N. agencies and like-minded Member States,” C-Fam observed. Last year, Mofokeng, author of Dr. T: A Guide to Sexual Health and Pleasure, and host of television show Sex Talk with Dr. T. created a firestorm following publication of her article at Teen Vogue that encouraged teen girls to consider “sex work.”
                                    It now looks like there is a global effort to now normalize and decriminalize sex crimes against children, and now it's on a global scale as the United Nations has chosen an advocate for teen prostitution as an "expert" on human rights. Looks like the United Nations is now going to push a Greta Thunberg like puppet to now push for the normalization of crimes against children, as this decision by the United Nations looks to be exactly just that. This decision by the United Nations comes at a time when California's Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill decriminalizing crimes against children, and as Netflix is attempting to advertise crimes against children with their recent Netflix debut of Cuties. There is now a global effort and Democrat effort to normalize and decriminalize crimes against children.