The war on gender: An unholy east-west crusade

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : They have identified a powerful international network of ultraconservative groups backed by a cast of wealthy American, European and Russian financiers working within the European Union and countries on its eastern fringe, including Georgia in the South Caucasus.
51% : A formative moment came back in 2016, when Tbilisi hosted the World Congress of Families, an umbrella network promoting anti-abortion and anti-gay policies.
44% : GPAHE has tracked the work of ADFI across Europe, where it frequently participates in cases at the European Court of Human Rights, including supporting Macedonia and Bulgaria against the rights of transgender people, backing Austrian discrimination against same-sex couples seeking to adopt, and defending a devout Christian family who refused to send their children to school in Germany.
41% : Together, Ordo Iuris and ADFI successfully lobbied for Poland to change its law on abortion.
33% : ADFI boasts an army of more than 2,100 Christian lawyers trained in strategic litigation, working to change laws in European countries on issues such as the definition of marriage and abortion.

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