News Round-Up
23 October 2024
by Will Jones
Democrats Are No Longer Hiding Their Plan to Censor America
22 October 2024
by Will Jones
Despite early evidence being clear that children were not at risk from Covid or a risk to others, our public health authorities, politicians and media turned on children and subjected them to extraordinary harm.
During the peak of Covid, abusers exploited lockdowns to harm children, leading to a grim rise in fatalities. Government figures showed a 20% increase in child deaths involving abuse or neglect.
The WHO is under pressure to withdraw guidance for schools recommending that toddlers "ask questions about sexuality", "explore gender identities" and learn about "enjoyment" of "early childhood masturbation".
The Archbishop of Canterbury has rejected calls to scrap the CofE's Mermaids-linked transgender guidance, which affirms children as young as five as 'transgender' and brands those who disagree 'transphobic'.
Now that's a face nappy: a photograph of a baby on a plane wearing an adult surgical face mask with holes cut for eyes has gone viral and sparked outrage and ridicule.
In the wake of the murder of six year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, Dominic Raab and the Children's Commissioner for England have said that lockdown restrictions put vulnerable children at a greater risk of harm.
The former Children's Commissioner for England has said that Covid restrictions have lead to vulnerable and abused children being further abandoned by the authorities and support groups.
The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children has received a record high number of calls to its helpline over the course of the pandemic.
Lockdown has been a major contributory factor to the increase in attempted suicides among Australians aged five-25 over the past six months, according to Kids Helpline.
A U.K. children's charity says that calls to its helpline have risen to record levels over the past year of lockdowns. The most frequently raised concerns were about neglect, parental mental health and abuse.
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