‘It’s important that we continue to project that leadership’ among 43-member alliance
By Virginia Grace McKinnon, The Daily Signal
The Geneva Consensus Declaration gathered on Capitol Hill this week to sign the sixth annual declaration on the sanctity of life and the importance of putting families first.
As the United States serves as this year’s secretariat, Congress, and the Institute for Women’s Health, hosted 43 member countries standing for the right to life, family, women’s health, and national sovereignty.
“As the Secretariat, the United States will work closely with our allies and partners to advance the Declaration’s vital mission,” read a letter from President Donald Trump, presented by Vince Haley, director of the White House Domestic Policy Council.