Comments on: U.S. Senate Holds Hearing to Consider CEDAW Ratification

By: Larry Mills

Larry Mills — Tue, 22 Feb 2011 17:54:13 +0000

May I suggest that RinNH read CEDAW? It's not hard; it only requires about a ninth grade education, thank gosh. May I also note that the U.S. Bill of RIghts has nothing in it regarding women's rights? I am guessing that RInNH has little knowledge about the horrendous treatment of women in many modern nations, from mutilating their sex organs to forbidding their education (although perhaps RinNH may not see the latter as a problem.). I repeat. Just read the treaty. You've obviously gotten bad information.

By: RinNH

RinNH — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 23:28:27 +0000

I hope they don't pass this… we already have a bill of rights here in the USA, and we certainly don't need the one that the UN and its various entities want to impose upon us. It troubles me when such blatant manipulation of women takes place, and this 'bill of rights for women' is sadly conning even some of the most intellectual women here in the states. But not all of them, thank gosh. The UN and its small sub-bodies have proven to be ineffective, horribly corrupt, and they mangle the concept of 'rights' as outlined in our nation's own founding documents. May the senate continue to refuse to ratify this horrendous treaty.

By: M.K. Hall

M.K. Hall — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 20:21:27 +0000

Well, what is in this for the incoming Congress? Do they think talking about it a little will give them some points? It takes more than that. Surprise us and sign on to CEDAW! I would certainly be very impressed and surprised.