[MountainMenace]

I've never read the UN Convention on Children's Rights until this post. What a crock. They prescribe how a child is to be reared and what is to be taught. It even gives government the authority to remove the child based on their assessment of efficacy. Chilling!!

[jankp]

As far as I know, only UNSC resolutions and/or subsequent actions can be deemed as 'legally binding.' The 'Charter' is little more than a guideline under which members agree to participate. This is where the UN is over-stepping their bounds of the Charter and its intent, they are not a de facto international governing agency to which all state members are subordinate.

Under no circumstances would our Constitution allow the US to subordinate our Sovereignty to an extra-Legislative hegemony of member nations.