UN Women Loses $18 Million Funding as the War on Men Intensifies

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Contact: Henry Herrera

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United States Withdraws from UN Women, Cuts Funding as the War on Men Intensifies

January 12, 2026 – President Donald Trump last week issued Executive Order 14199: Withdrawing the United States from International Organizations, Conventions, and Treaties that Are Contrary to the Interests of the United States (1). The Order calls for the cessation of all US government funding to UN Women, which amounts to about $18 million per year (2).

The Executive Order comes amidst growing public awareness of the problem of The Great Feminization. First identified by author Helen Andrews, The Great Feminization refers to the growing number of institutions that have come under the sway of feminist norms and group dynamics that resort to ostracism and social exclusion to achieve social conformity. “The Great Feminization is truly unprecedented,” Andrews warns. “No civilization in human history has ever experimented with letting women control so many vital institutions of our society.” (3)

What is less recognized is the extent to which UN Women has orchestrated the expansion of The Great Feminization around the globe.

Established in 2010, UN Women is the United Nations agency charged with working for gender equality and female empowerment. But from the very beginning, UN Women has corrupted the meaning of these words:

Gender Equality: Men are now lagging behind women on 12 major indicators, such as lifespan, college enrollments, homelessness, and many others (4). But UN Women has consistently refused to acknowledge even the existence of these areas of gender inequality.
Female Empowerment: UN Women imposed a Marxist definition of this goal, one that seeks to impose rigid gender mandates on every aspect of society. But the truth is, the vast majority of women have no desire to become well-diggers, truck drivers, or construction workers.

Growing numbers of women have begun to engage in active opposition to the feminist crusade. Last month, scholar Carrie Gress issued a stinging rebuke of feminist ideology, charging the movement has evolved into a secular “megachurch” with its own doctrines, rituals, and sacraments (5).

The evil of UN Women goes beyond the corruption of key concepts. UN Women is aggressively involved in the vilification of men. For example, numerous surveys have found that men are frequent targets of online harassment:

Australia: A survey by Anastasia Powell concluded, “Overall, men and women were just as likely to report experiencing digital harassment and abuse.” (6)
Norway: A large-scale TNS Gallup survey found, “Contrary to popular expectations, we find that more men than women have experienced online harassment.” (7)
United Kingdom: Digital security firm Norton reported that 54% of men and 50% of women reported being targeted by some form of abuse or harassment online (8).
United States: A 2021 Pew poll found that 43% of men and 38% of women reported being harassed online (9)

Callously ignoring these findings, UN Women launched an aggressive campaign in November to stop what it called “online violence.” The group’s Twitter posts always featured images of women that never once hinted at the existence of male victims of online harassment.

For years, UN Women has engaged in an assault on the social order comprised of men, women, children, and families. UN Ambassadors and other officials now need to bring an end to these severe abuses, or witness the continued decline in the ability of the United Nations to be a force for global peace, justice, and gender equality.

Contact UN Women: unwomen.geneva@unwomen.org or washingtondclo@unwomen.org

The Domestic Abuse and Violence International Alliance – DAVIA — unites 227 member organizations from 42 countries in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, Latin America, and North America. DAVIA seeks to ensure that domestic violence and abuse policies are science-based, family-affirming, and gender-inclusive. https://endtodv.org/davia/

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