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Letter to His Excellency Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations, requesting UN cooperation in ending child homicide practices worldwide, including abortion.
September 24, 2011
H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon
Secretary General of the United Nations
Mr. Secretary-General:
Greetings and happy New Year 2011!
I write to you to complain that the United Nations has been giving a platform to those who would deny human rights to persons based on a lack of birth status.
To give an example, a report of the UN Human Rights Council which was written by UN Special Rapporteur Anand Grover has sought to give recognition to induced abortion as a sort of human right. But to be clear, induced abortion is distinguished from other forms of child homicide only because it is more clandestine than the other forms.
We cannot justify attacking our gestational fetuses any more than we can justify attacking another man or woman by calling him or her an evolutionary fetus, as if to say that he or she is not developed enough as we are to deserve the protections of human rights. For when a thing is self-evident, as is the nature of our creation as persons, then it applies to all of us without comparison, and without regard to development.
A conceptus is a child who has not completed gestation. The competent medical term for the taking of the life of a conceptus is concepticide (conceptus + -cide). In contrast, the term abortion is vague as to what exactly does it encompass. For example, some would not call the use of certain pills an "abortion," but if the pill has the effect of taking the life of a conceptus, then the action of the pill is concepticidal.
I ask the United Nations to join me in condemning concepticide along with all other acts of child homicide.
With best wishes for a successful year,
Mr. Eurica Califorrniaa, Amb.
Embassy of the Juridic State of Nature
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