Children fair for homosexuals organised in Belgium

Participants of the children-selling fair for homosexuals. Photo: YouTube video screenshot Men Having Babies

On November 7-8, Belgium hosted an online fair for surrogate mothers and babies for gay couples (Men Having Babies).

Previously, the event was held in the Brussels Hilton hotel, but, as stated on the organizers' website, due to quarantine restrictions this year, a virtual format had to be chosen.

Gay participants had to to pay 20 euros as a registration fee.

As part of the event, a virtual exhibition was held, where one could see data on surrogate mothers, as well as women who are ready to give birth or sell already born children and sign a waiver in favor of the buyer. Participants also had the opportunity to have private online interactive sessions with these women.

According to the organizers of the fair, the participants were offered "new opportunities for significant savings on the costs associated with the surrogacy process."

As reported by the Italian online publication, in 2019 a fair for surrogate mothers and children was held for LGBT couples in Brussels, where the sale and purchase of babies was completely legal, and prices varied depending on the "quality of the goods" – from $ 95,000 to $ 160,000.

Read also

Zakarpattia to create high-precision 3D models of historic wooden churches

In Zakarpattia, 15 wooden churches dating from the 15th–19th centuries will be digitized to preserve heritage threatened by the war, abandonment, and improper repairs.

Ukraine showcases icons painted on crate lids from Czech artillery shells

The icons, painted on the lids of artillery shell crates, were dedicated to children taken out of Ukraine and displayed in the building of the Czech Senate.

UOC’s humanitarian mission delivers aid to Kherson and Donetsk regions

The Ukrainian Orthodox Church’s humanitarian mission provided food and medicines to residents of Kherson Region and frontline towns in Donbas.

Foreign Minister: Phanar is strengthening spiritual independence of Ukraine

Andrii Sybiha noted the “wisdom” and “fatherly love” of the head of the Constantinople Patriarchate.

In Pasika, Transcarpathia, priest defects to OCU while community remains in UOC

In the village of Paseka in Transcarpathia, believers discussed the future fate of their church.

In Sumy, Presentation Church of UOC damaged by shelling

In the Sumy Eparchy, the walls and fence of the Presentation Church were damaged as a result of shelling, but divine services continue.