Anti-family, pro-sodomy NGOs are campaigning openly in Kenya, lobbying MPs and professionals, seeking to corrupt children, trying to overturn Kenyan laws in the courts. We have a way to stop them doing this across the developing world, but first, Stephen Green from Christian Voice UK exposes the scale of the problem in Kenya alone:
Enact a Transparency Act
Foreign-funded NGO ‘National Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission’ is one of many Foreign Agents interfering in the internal affairs of nations in the developing world.
In the video, Stephen calls for transparency of the funding for anti-family NGOs. To that end, every nation in the developing world needs to:
(1) Enact a Transparency Act to compel recipient NGOs to declare the sources and exact amounts of funding they receive from foreign entities.
(2) Designate every recipient NGO which receives more than, say, 30% of its money from foreign entities as a ‘Foreign Agent’. (Most receive virtually all their money from overseas.)
(3) Prohibit every Foreign Agent from interfering in its internal affairs. They may not:
(a) Participate in legal proceedings concerning its Penal Code or the Constitution,
(b) Lobby members of parliament or state officers,
(c) Put itself forward as an expert in the courts or state committees,
(e) Perform educational activities or medical procedures in schools,
(d) Organise public events or advertise.
Download our : Draft Generic Transparency Act
Read our explanatory Notes for Legislators: Notes for Legislators
Existing Transparency Legislation
Five countries, so far as we are aware, have already enacted some form of transparency legislation to safeguard against foreign interference in their internal affairs. They are: the USA, Russia, Hungary, Georgia and the United Kingdom.
The US act is the oldest. The United States Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) was enacted in 1938. It targets those acting on behalf of and under the control of foreign principals, mainly professional lobbyists and political consultants, designating them and ‘agent of a foreign principal’.
The Russia Foreign Agents Law entered into force on 21st November 2012. It requires a broad range of civil society actors receiving any form of support from outside Russia to register as a ‘foreign agent’. Designated Foreign Agents are prohibited from holding public office, educating minors and participating in its internal affairs.
The Hungarian transparency law simply deals with registration and does not prevent such entities from participating in the internal affairs of Hungary.
The UK Foreign Influence Registration Scheme (FIRS) was introduced as part of the National Security Act 2023. FIRS is concerned primarily with ‘the activities of certain foreign powers or entities that are a national security risk.’ The aim is that ‘the UK will be better informed about the nature, scale and extent of foreign influence in UK.’
Expect Opposition
Office of Sigrid Rausing Trust at 12 Penzance Place, London W11, UK. Leading UK Foundation funding pro-sodomy NGOs in the developing world.
The ‘Law of Georgia on Transparency of Foreign Influence’ was enacted in May 2024, aiming to ‘ensure the transparency of foreign influence’. It ensures ‘the transparency of activities of organisations pursuing the interests of a foreign power’ but does not restrict the activities of such entities.
Even without prohibiting foreign agents from interfering in its internal affairs, Georgia endured a sustained campaign from Western governments and foundations. You would have expected Georgia’s Transparency Index NGO to support the new law. But it opposed it. Why? Because the Transparency Index NGO is solely funded by Western governments and foundations.
So a nation enacting a Transparency Act must expect foreign opposition. That opposition on its own will indicate that a Transparency Act is an important, even vital, piece of legislation in the fight to safeguard its society and security, the welfare of its young people and the stability of its family structures.
Side effects of a transparency law
Obviously, NGOs involved in innocuous activities such as the provision of water may be required to register and may be designated as ‘foreign agents’. But, firstly, they are not routinely interfering in nations’ internal affairs. Secondly, to exempt or include particular sectors would be discriminatory and open to legal challenge.
So we commend the enactment of a Transparency Act in every nation of the developing world. Western nations object strongly to other nations interfering in their internal affairs. Why should their governments and their foundations be allowed to interfere in the internal affairs of other nations? It’s time to stop it in its tracks!
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Thanks for a great video. We need to get Pres Trump to investigate all the money coming from his country and do something to trump them. How about a tariff on all those donors interfering in the internal affairs of another country?