Ann Kioko and the entire CitizenGO team.

Dear Hayim
I just returned from New York where I had joined 5 other CitizenGO campaigners from the United States, Canada, Hungary and Slovakia in delivering your signatures asking the UN Commission on the Status of Women 62 not to include abortion and the dangerous comprehensive Sexuality Education in the Agreed Conclusions! The theme of this year was centered on rural girls
Hayim I am happy to report to you that our efforts bore fruits! We won! The final document left out the push for abortions, comprehensive sexuality education and homosexuality!I want to thank you for the role you played in signing our petition asking the UN not to impose abortions and Comprehensive Sexuality Education to Africa. Right now the petition has garnered 187,000 signatures! Thank you!
When I was at the United Nations, I met very many African delegates who were there to represent you and also participate in the negotiations. As usual, Africa stood firm on these issues and voted for the family as a block!
Africa has been very firm on Family and Life issues over the years. But we  need to do more. Some countries that include Sierra Leone,Mali, Liberia, Ghana, South Africa had sent very liberal delegates who I managed to interact with in several side events.
The Gender minister for Sierra  Leonne for example pushed for abortion in one of the side events while that of Mali pushed for Comprehensive Sexuality Education. 
The leading abortion exporters were also at the UN! Ipas and International Planned Parenthood Federation  were all over this years UN CSW sessions pushing for abortion and Comprehensive Sexuality Education to rural areas and especially Africa. But even with their pressure, Africa voted as a block against the same and we remain very proud to be Africans!
Everyone, (of course apart from abortionists) is very proud of Africa's delegates who represented us very well at the United Nations and accepted our support and signatures against abortion and Comprehensive Sexuality Education! The hugest winner is the rural African girl!
Please write a thank you note to your country's delegation and applaud them for the good work done at the UN!
CitizenGO's African office will continue  working with all the delegates representing Africa at the United Nations in order to defend Life, Family and religious Freedom.
Sincerely,
Ann Kioko and the entire CitizenGO team.
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