Shame On The United Nations

The United Nations (UN) Criticized for Hypocrisy in Women's Rights Report Amid Support for Women's Erasure

By Marsh (Edi) Baptise

New York, NY — Imagine condemning the erosion of women's rights while simultaneously driving the bulldozer that demolishes them—this glaring hypocrisy precisely characterizes the United Nations (UN) and its latest report detailing the alarming regression in women's rights globally. Critics fiercely accuse the UN of blatant duplicity, asserting that it actively participates in the erasure of women by promoting ideologies that undermine and redefine the very concept of womanhood.

The UN’s recent attempt to spotlight setbacks in women's rights worldwide has backfired dramatically, inviting scathing rebuke from women’s rights advocates. They highlight the organization's enthusiastic endorsement of trans ideologies, arguing that such policies systematically erase the biological and social realities uniquely faced by women, thereby jeopardizing decades of feminist progress and diluting legitimate struggles.

Adding further insult, the UN's chronic inaction in addressing grave human rights abuses faced by women in conflict zones underscores its hypocrisy. Afghan women remain brutally oppressed under Taliban rule, stripped of basic human rights, education, and dignity, with the UN offering only symbolic gestures instead of decisive interventions. Similarly, Congolese women suffer pervasive sexual violence and profound systemic abuses, yet substantial UN action remains conspicuously absent.

Observers denounce the UN’s report as a hollow spectacle, a cruel mockery of women enduring real oppression. They demand immediate accountability, calling for the organization to cease its complicity in ideological diversions and take decisive, tangible actions to protect and empower women who face genuine, life-threatening struggles daily. Anything less, they warn, is not just hypocrisy—it is an unforgivable betrayal.