RFK Jr. Says US Rejects WHO Declaration Due to Pro-Abortion Language, ‘Radical Gender Ideology’ “We cannot accept language that pushes destructive gender ideology,” explained the Trump administration’s top health official. “Neither can we accept claims of a constitutional or international right to abortion.” “The WHO cannot claim credibility or leadership until it undergoes radical reform,” said RFK Jr., who described the U.N. declaration as “political” in nature. “The declaration is filled with controversy, with provisions about everything from taxes to oppressive management by international bodies of communicable diseases,” said RFK Jr. “The US will walk away from the declaration, but we will never walk away from the world or our commitment to end chronic disease.” “Member States decided earlier this year that this meeting should approve a declaration in advance by consensus to ensure this gathering would not be marred by controversy. But the declaration is filled with controversy,” he said. “The draft declaration for us today should not have been included in today’s agenda.”
(LifeSiteNews) — Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told the United Nations that the United States won’t support World Health Organization (WHO) policies that promote abortion and radical gender ideology. Kennedy delivered a powerful message about the global chronic disease crisis, defended U.S. national sovereignty, and exposed the U.N.’s guileful attempt to manufacture consensus. Speaking at a U.N. meeting on preventing and combating chronic illnesses, Kennedy said that the U.S. would reject a proposed U.N. declaration because it has overstepped its role. RFK Jr. just walked into the UN and SHREDDED its “oppressive” declaration on non-communicable disease. “The WHO cannot claim credibility or leadership until it undergoes radical reform.” “The declaration is filled with controversy.” Kennedy slammed “provisions about everything… https://x.com/Holden_Culotta/status/1971295288141766906/video/1 — Holden Culotta (@Holden_Culotta) September 25, 2025 “I call on …