A bill to prohibit United States contributions to international organizations that advocate for sexual activity by persons who are younger than the domestically prescribed minimum age of consent.

Bill 118 s 2062, also known as the "Prohibition of US Contributions to International Organizations Advocating Underage Sexual Activity Act," aims to prevent the United States from providing financial support to international organizations that promote or advocate for sexual activity involving individuals who are younger than the minimum age of consent established within the United States.

The bill specifically targets international organizations that actively encourage or endorse sexual activity among individuals who have not reached the age of consent as defined by US law. This includes organizations that may be working to lower the age of consent or promote sexual relationships involving minors.

If passed, the bill would prohibit the US government from providing any form of financial assistance, including contributions or funding, to these organizations. This would serve as a way to ensure that US taxpayer dollars are not being used to support activities that are deemed harmful or illegal under US law. The goal of this legislation is to uphold and protect the rights and well-being of minors, and to prevent the normalization or promotion of underage sexual activity on an international scale. By restricting US contributions to organizations that advocate for such practices, the bill seeks to send a clear message that the United States does not condone or support activities that put minors at risk. Overall, Bill 118 s 2062 aims to uphold the values and standards of the United States when it comes to protecting the rights and safety of minors, both domestically and internationally.