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September 28, 2022

Listen to voices warning we’re in the wrong lane

This is a scene from the movie Cuties streaming on Netflix. With the fight against paedophilia taking steps forward and back over the years, this film is a definitive step back, says Andrea Mrozek.

In the classic movie Planes, Trains and Automobiles, John Candy is driving late at night when a car comes alongside with the person at the wheel shouting with increasing urgency: “You’re going the wrong way.” Candy shrugs and rolls his eyes: “How would he know where we are going?” After careering through two oncoming semi-trucks — a near-death experience — Candy’s character comes to realize he was indeed going the wrong way. 

Published in Guest Columns
March 21, 2019

Panel: Empowering women must not come at the cost of femininity, human dignity

Anne Kioko, the founder and director of the African Organization for the Family, speaks at the 63rd session of the Commission on the Status of Women.
UNITED NATIONS – Women should not be required to divest themselves of femininity to achieve empowerment and gender equality, according to panelists at a March 19 event at the United Nations.
Published in International
February 6, 2018

Peter Stockland: Returning to conscience at the collapse of the sexual revolution

Peter Stockland: Returning to conscience at the collapse of the sexual revolution
Prudence counsels against turning the #MeToo movement into an epic of #IToldYouSo. Nor is there room, among Christians especially, for schadenfreude as the sexual revolution ends in the disgusting morass we long knew it would.
Published in Register Columnists