CRPD Question

Posted by 18pc on November 30, 2012 · Flag

I called Senator Casey’s office and I was told CRPD would not change anything that is current law in the US, in fact, this would force other nations to follow these guidelines which are modeled by our current law. Is this true? Or would we be forced to abide by future changes in the UN guidelines?

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commented 2012-12-03 14:41:46 -0500 · Flag
Actually, it does change current U.S. law. Please watch the CRPD press conference on the video page.
commented 2012-11-30 15:24:35 -0500 · Flag
That is the lie that most proponents of this treaty are promoting. Our ratification of this treaty will not affect other nations (or our citizens when they travel in other nations) at all.

For a great explanation by Michael Farris in the Patriot Voices Press Conference against the UN CRPD please go to http://www.patriotvoices.com/crpd_press_conference_on_capitol_hill.

Thanks for your question and please help us fight this deeply misguided treaty!
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