Thread by @WeAreFairCop

Extremely worrying:
A Conservative group warns of the United Nations Human Rights Bureau's plan to collect names of organizations or individuals who in any way oppose the LGBT agenda. “Religious narratives” about gender and sexuality also come into focus.

die-tagespost.de/politik/aktuel…

On its website, OHCHR calls for "statements" for the drafting of a report on the subject of "Gender, sexual orientation and gender identity". According to the Christian Post, the editor of the appeal, Victor Madrigal-Borloz -

the "United Nations Independent Expert on Protection against violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity" - is looking for information about the actions of individual nation states with regard to questions of sexual orientation and gender identity-

- He also asked for information about groups that oppose the idea that "the meanings associated with gender (and other) differences are socially determined," as the OHCHR puts it.

....It found that Madrigal-Borloz had previously encouraged states to “act decisively” against “church officials and religious groups” who “violate the rights of LGBT people” with “hate speech”....

Which raises all sorts of questions.

Who defines what is 'hate'?
Is it disagreeing with or challenging someone?
If so, how does this violate another's rights?
Which right? The right to be validated?
What is the ultimate punishment for those who want to keep speaking?

Another one for @GaryLineker to ponder while he sifts through the hundreds of replies of those genuinely afraid about where our world is going and the continued erosion of people's rights to speak freely.