UN Anti-natal Campaign in Afahanistan. (Insider Report).

In 1999, as the NATO/UN bombing campaign over Yugoslavia drove tens of thousands of Kosovo Albanians from their homes, officials of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) descended upon refugee camps in Albania and Macedonia. Their mission was not to provide food, water, shelter, or other necessities of life, but to distribute the "necessities" of death. UNFPA provided 350,000 "Emergency Reproductive Health Kits" that included chemical abortifacients and manual vacuum aspirators (devices used for early term abortions).

The UNFPA has followed the same course in the aftermath of the UN-supervised bombing campaign against Afghanistan. According to the Population Research Institute (PRI), "operatives for the United Nations Population Fund ... are on the ground in Afghanistan, and have been distributing abortion devices and chemicals -- disguised in kits marked for safe delivery -- in Afghan refugee camps in Pakistan and Iran."

"Early reports confirm that war-traumatized refugees, approached by UNFPA workers pandering abortion services, wander away quickly," continues the PRI account. "And a few brave refugees, in an attempt to protect their female population and progeny, have confiscated morning-after abortion pills provided by UNFPA."

Majid Katme, the London-based president of the Islamic Medical Association and the Muslim coordinator for the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children, points out that "for Muslims, God is the only population controller."