Traditional values ​​organizations report that the UN collects information on those who criticize LGBT people. Politicians, religious leaders and organizations from around the world who oppose abortion and defend traditional family values ​​can be included in this list.

According to the Center for Family and Human Rights (C-Fam), the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights collects the names of anyone who opposes the LGBT program in any way. The request from the UN Human Rights Office asks for examples of public statements or statements by political and religious leaders who criticize the LGBT agenda.

Submissions to the UN Human Rights Office will be used in a report to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. This report is written by the UN independent expert on protection against violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

C-Fam has reported that the data could be used as a blacklist, causing concern. The information collected under the auspices of the UN can further serve to pressure and sanction groups and organizations that adhere to traditional ideas about gender and gender.

It should be added that this is not the first time a special report has been drawn up by an independent UN expert on LGBT rights. The 2019 piece called on states to "take decisive action" against religious leaders who oppose LGBT rights.

Global Orthodox previously wrote that UK hospitals will replace the words “breast milk” and “mother” to ensure inclusiveness for transgender people.