TikTok videos claiming that the UN urges Christians to accept MAPs are now going viral.
Many TikTok users easily believed the screenshot of an article in the videos. If you are among them, here's the truth.
TikTok Videos Claiming UN Urges Christians to Accept MAPs Now Viral
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An article claiming that the UN chief urges Christians to accept MAPs are being shared through TikTok videos. The article "UN Chief: Christians Who Don't Accept MAPs Will Be Excluded From Society" concerns many people.
If you are not familiar with MAPs, it means Minor-Attracted Persons. In short, MAPs is just another term for pedophiles. BlueCollarCombatVet is one of the TikTokers who posted the article. However, his video was already deleted.
Aside from this user, below are other TikTok vids about the alarming article about the UN and MAPs.
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@bce767 The world has gone mad!!! #sachildren #maps #trinidad #fypviralシ #trinidadisnotarealplace #fypシ゚viraltiktok☆ ♬ original sound - BCE
@beaulieu_outdoors #stitch with @BlueCollarCombatVet #propaganda #conspiracy #itsfake #notreal #theirjusttryingtostiryouup #fakenews #dotheresearch #icantfindwhereitsaysitstruth #dontbelieveeverything ♬ original sound - Andy Beaulieu
If you check the comment sections, you will see how others quickly believed the article.
Some asked what's happening to society, saying that children should be protected. Meanwhile, others said that the article was fake.
Article About UN's Request to Accept MAPs is Fake
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Associated Press confirmed that the article claiming that the UN forces Christians to accept MAPs is fake. It all started after a website known for spreading misinformation posted an article about the report of Victor Madrigal-Borloz, the UN independent expert on sexual orientation and gender identity.
In the UN official's report, he said that the freedom of religion can co-exist with LGBTQ+ equality. If you will read the entire report, Madrigal-Borloz didn't mention anything about pedophilia. Full Fact, a British fact-checking website, also reiterated that the UN didn't urge Christians to accept pedophiles.
Full Fact said that the fake article was posted by the People's Voice blog. The organization added that this U.S.-based website is linked to YourNews Wire, another site known for spreading online misinformation.
If you have a friend, a family member, or other people you know who still believes the fake article about the UN, you can send them this article so they will be informed that it's fake news.
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