A group of far-right activists from the United States and Latin American countries is attempting to establish an international coalition opposed to LGBTK+ rights and reproductive rights. The initiators are counting on securing support from the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump, whose policies are characterized as anti-LGBTK+. The new coalition is positioned by its supporters as a "pro-life, pro-family" movement and is conceived as a counterweight to the LGBTI Core Group operating within the UN—an informal association of states advocating for the protection of rights of sexual and gender minorities on the international arena. According to sources, activists hope to use the United Nations platform to advance a conservative agenda that contradicts the course toward expanding LGBTK+ community rights and safeguarding women's reproductive rights, which many UN member states have supported in recent years. Observers note that such an initiative reflects a broader trend of consolidation of conservative and religious forces at the international level, seeking to reverse the progress achieved in human rights as it pertains to gender issues and sexual orientation. The creation of such a coalition could intensify polarization within the UN on issues concerning minority rights and reproductive health, and may also affect diplomatic relations between countries holding different positions on these matters.