DISINFO: The UN issues an order in Georgia to sexualise five-year-old children
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DISINFO: The UN issues an order in Georgia to sexualise five-year-old children

SUMMARY

The UNESCO’s revised edition of the International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education abolishes parental rights, demoralizes children and “imposes depraved ideology of homosexuals on them.” In addition “the comprehensive recommendations endorsed by the Americans” oblige kindergarten and school teachers to teach children about “gender ideology of homosexuals widespread in the West and their perverted sexual practice.”

RESPONSE

No evidence given. UNESCO does not have authority over UN Member States in matters relating to sexual education. Recurring disinformation about UN organs working in Georgia euvsdisinfo.eu/report/soros-and-unicef-prohibiting-boys-to-be-boys-and-girls-to-be-girls-in-georgia/, euvsdisinfo.eu/report/georgian-kindergartens-receive-directives-from-unicef/, More on specific narratives used in pro-Kremlin disinformation in Georgia can be found here idfi.ge/public/upload/Meri/Giorgi%20Lomtadze/Policy%20Paper.PDF, Further debunking by Myth detector.

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