The Trump administration continues to curry favor with antiabortion activists and lawmakers. This time, it's on an international scale.

The administration just signed onto the Geneva Consensus, which the administration describes as "promoting women's health and strengthening the family." That's not the case.

The Geneva Consensus is a "consensus" of only six sponsor countries: Brazil, Egypt, Hungary, Indonesia, Uganda, and the United States. What all of those countries have in common is that they are staunchly antiabortion. All but the United States and Brazil ban same-sex marriage. An additional 26 countries are signatories, including Poland, where the country's highest court just banned nearly all abortions.

The declaration exists mostly to push back against the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights.