As she ponders a potential 2016 presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton launched a new partnership with the Gates Foundation, that supports abortion.
On Thursday, Clinton and Melinda Gates participated in a discussion hosted by New York University and moderated by Chelsea Clinton to mark the launch of a new partnership between the Clinton Foundation and the Gates Foundation.
During the event, Clinton told the crowd, “There is no organization that I respect more than the Gates foundation and the work that Bill and Melinda have done in demonstrating the importance of measuring what you care about.”
“Announced in November 2013 by Secretary Clinton, “No Ceilings: The Full Participation Project” is an initiative at the Clinton Foundation whose mission is to bring together partner organizations to evaluate and share the progress women and girls have made in the 20 years since the UN Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing. This new effort will help chart the path forward to accelerate full participation for women and girls in the 21st century. The full participation of women and girls is critical to development, security, and prosperity,” a press release states.
The Beijing conerence was marked by an attempt by abortion activists to push abortion on a global scale but pro-life advocates were successful in rebutting that effort and the conference document did not expand abortion.
The Gates Foundation operated by Bill and Melinda Gates supports abortion and the Planned Parenthood abortion business.
The Gates Foundation’s “No Controversy” campaign quickly became controversial because of its links to abortion. Critics pointed out the organizations chosen to implement the efforts were primarily abortion promoters. Among them are abortion giant Planned Parenthood and the United Nations Population Fund, which are linked with coercive population control programs in China and elsewhere.
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In 2012, Melinda Gates was criticized for promoting abortion and population control at an international meeting.
The same year, she was criticized for hosting a Family Planning Summit in London with two of the biggest pro-abortion groups in the world, the UN Population Fund and International Planned Parenthood Federation.
