Anti-LGBT group from U.S. holds Barbados conference
11.04.16
(Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights / Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity)
An anti-LGBT group from the U.S. held a conference in Barbados this past weekend.
National Organization for Marriage President Brian Brown and Scott Strim, an American evangelical who opposes efforts to repeal Belize’s sodomy law, spoke at the World Congress of Families Caribbean Regional Conference that took place at a resort on the Caribbean island on April 8-9.
Josh and Caroline Craddock of CitizenGO, which describes itself as a “community of active citizens” who use “online petitions and action alerts as a resource to defend and promote life, family and liberty,” were among those who were also present.
An agenda posted to the conference’s website indicates that Brown was scheduled to speak on a panel titled, “Marriage as a public good: Why we should defend marriage as between one man and one woman.”
The Southern Poverty Law Center has designed the World Congress of Families as a hate group.
Those who presented at the conference also spoke against abortion and contraception.
