Numerous groups linked to radical feminism pushed to include it in a document, but they failed
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In an important diplomatic achievement, the Government of Javier Milei managed to halt the inclusion of references to abortion in the concluding document of the 69th Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69) of the United Nations.
The Argentine delegation, in defense of national sovereignty and the right to life, firmly positioned itself against the introduction of the term "sexual and reproductive health," which in the international arena is interpreted as a veiled reference to abortion.
During the intense negotiations at CSW69, numerous groups linked to radical feminism pushed to include in the final declaration concepts that promote an agenda contrary to the comprehensive well-being of women and societies.
Javier Milei, presidente de Argentina.
Among the most controversial and delusional terms were the inclusion of abortion, gender ideology, and the sexualization of children, elements that radical feminism seeks to include.
However, thanks to the firm and coherent stance of the Argentine representation, the worst references were removed from the final document.
The Milei Government, aligned with the defense of traditional values and the sovereignty of peoples, remained unwavering in the face of external pressures. "Argentina stopped abortion at the UN," participants of the event celebrated, highlighting that this decision avoids setting a dangerous precedent for the entire world.
Javier Milei, presidente de Argentina.
This diplomatic milestone reflects the vision of Milei's administration, which seeks to defend the independence of nations and safeguard the essential values of society, which can only be discussed by the peoples themselves and not by international organizations.
With this action, the Milei Government reaffirms its commitment to the defense of human rights from a perspective that prioritizes life and the freedom of nations to decide their own destiny, without external pressures or ideological impositions.
This achievement at the UN not only strengthens Argentina's international position but also represents an important step toward a diplomacy that commands respect in the global arena.
