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three recent events affecting human rights in sexuality and reproduction (a proposed ban on abortion in Poland, blocking support for She Decides in Croatia and halting a civil union law in estonia) were spearheaded by organizations which appear to be the national antennae of the transnational, socially conservative network called tradition, Family and Property (tFP). tFP refers to a set of interrelated conservative, Catholic-inspired organizations which share a common world view inspired by the tFP founder, Plinio Corrêa de oliveira. originating in Brazil in 1960 and eventually spreading throughout the world, tFP has long been an insurrection movement within Catholicism, with a distinct way of working by fusing social conservatism with economic hyper-liberalism and a legacy of complicity with far-right movements. Having withered away from Latin america, tFP is now an active european network with positions against sexual and reproductive rights (Srr) among its priorities. tFP’s influence on Srr takes three main routes: social mobilization; norm entrepreneur and entering decision-making spaces. tFP has found new horizons in eastern europe and ambitions to influence the european union and the united nations. the reactionary narrative of tFP espousing religious orthodoxy and sanctifying economic inequality could become attractive to some by offering religious legitimization for illiberalism and authoritarianism.

Modern-Day Crusaders in Europe. Tradition, Family and Property