UN Wants Australia To Stop Forced Sterilization of Mentally DisabledBy Joshua Krause Currently, Australia doesnt have any laws that explicitly prohibit the forced sterilization of mentally disabled adults or children, and they dont maintain a record of how many of these sterilizations take place. Normally these procedures are prompted by the parents of the disabled, who first have to ask the government for permission. After a family court determines that the procedure is in the best interest of the child, they grant the parents and their doctor permission to sterilize the child. In most countries, there is a blanket ban on forced sterilization, though exceptions are sometimes made for life-threatening conditions. The UN considers forced sterilization to be a violation of human rights, and in some cases a form of torture. On Monday, Australias practice of allowing forced sterilization of the disabled was noted at the United Nations Human Rights Council, which plans on releasing a human rights review for Australia on Thursday. In last years report, the UN urged the government to take immediate steps to prohibit involuntary sterilization and provide assistance enabling people with disabilities to make decisions about their own lives. Joshua Krause is a reporter, writer and researcher at The Daily Sheeple. He was born and raised in the Bay Area and is a freelance writer and author. You can follow Joshuas reports at Facebook or on his personal Twitter. Joshuas website is Strange Danger. The UN is run by a bunch of RADICAL MUSLIMS who think anything but SHARIA LAW is a bad theng and needs to be over thrown . ////////////////////////////////////////////// I personally do not see anything wrong with sterilization of those who are incapable of taking care of themselves, let alone children. Many devastating conditions are also inherited and should not be encouraged in the gene pool. 