Over 65 MEPs are attempting to CENSOR pro-life content on AI platforms like ChatGPT and Grok. Their question to the European Commission claims that AI chatbots “blur the line between official health information and anti-abortion advocacy”, and pushes to restrict AI from recommending “anti-abortion” information. AI should not be censored to present abortion as the only “choice”. Mothers and their unborn children deserve the truth. 👇@Adina_Portaru spoke with @EpochTimes:

FC told us they would take our response into account and correct their report. Instead, they posted our right of reply to a completely separate page, failed to remove inaccuracies, and in some cases, made them even worse. Today, we responded once again to this unscientific and sham report, which refers to hundreds of organisations as "contamination" in Europe. Our 2nd letter response to FC:

In our first letter to FC last week, we called out the numerous false claims made in their report, including: ❌ Claiming that we "orchestrated" the arrests of our UK "buffer zone" clients, such as Isabel Vaughan-Spruce and Rose Docherty. ❌ Insinuations that we partner with political parties, counter to our public status and commitment to being a non-partisan organization. ❌ Linking us to other organisations that have no connection to our work. 👇

The EU-funded Forbidden Colors "Hate Review” has SMEARED over 700 civil society actors, including ADF, simply for their stances on biological sex. FC has wasted thousands in donor funding to present its own beliefs and opinions as "evidence" of what a democratic society should look like, while spreading false narratives about organizations that do not share its views. Our response 👇

Make no mistake: Europe is exporting its censorship regime to the rest of the world. From Europe, to America, to anywhere else where online platforms operate, laws such as the Digital Services Act (DSA) threaten free speech and incentivize censorship. 👇 NEW from @DailyCaller:

NEW from @WNGdotorg: Isadora Borges previously faced up to 10 years in prison for writing two social media posts expressing that a person can’t be a sex different from how he or she was born. Now, federal prosecutors are seeking to reopen their case against her. 👇

‼️ ARRESTED FOR A TIKTOK ‼️ Egypt has detained six young Christian men on charges of "exploiting" and "insulting" the Islamic religion. The men posted a video with audio from a popular comedy film, which depicts a scene of prisoners who are unfamiliar with the Quranic prayers. After the video amassed comments inciting violence against the men, local police arrested them. We urge the authorities to release these six young Christians and drop any investigations against them immediately. Read more below:

‼️ THE CENSORSHIP CONTINUES: Brazil is seeking to reopen its case against Isadora Borges, a young vet student who previously faced up to 10 years in prison for "transphobic" social media posts. The court previously dismissed all charges against her, but Brazil is once again going after Isadora in an attempt to silence speech it doesn't like. FULL STORY HERE: adfinternational.org/news/br…

🇧🇷 BREAKING: Brazil is attempting to reopen a case against Isadora Borges, a veterinary student who previously faced up to 10 YEARS in prison for 'transphobia'. Her only "crime" was a social media post, stating what we all know to be true: Men cannot become women. By seeking to reopen this case, Brazil is showing once again that it will go to great lengths to silence speech it doesn’t like. If the court agrees to reopen the case, Isadora will once again face trial, with a potential 10-year prison sentence for nothing more than stating biological facts. 👇 Read our full release:

"It was a very unscientific and harmful report." @HJARuissen condemns the Forbidden Colours "Hate Review" — a report riddled with lies and inaccuracies about hundreds of Christian organisations. He rightly asks: Why is the EU funding groups who vilify certain viewpoints simply because they are Christian? @EP_President Roberta Metsola promises to look into the funding, and we urge Parliament to follow through.