I made him remember my name
A poem by Shawnda Kettles
“Objectification” in Irish society
A British tabloid that regularly features bare-chested ladies on its third page recently pulled a publicity stunt that showed feminist hypocrisy in all its glory.
Page 3 and objectification
When we say someone is being “objectified”, what exactly does that mean, and does it apply only to women?
White Ribbon Ireland campaign launches
Men’s Human Rights Ireland will be chronicling, tracking, and investigating the actions of the White Ribbon Ireland group and its finances, and broadcasting their findings as they arise.
Men’s Human Rights Ireland responds to feminist censoring of IMD
Men’s Human Rights Ireland was denied the right to give a speech on International Men’s Day. Here’s the speech they weren’t allowed to give.
Women’s and gender studies courses in Ireland and abroad
Women’s Studies as an academic discipline has accomplished little more than perpetuating itself. Our friends at Men’s Human Rights Ireland review the learning that has no use except to waste and destroy.
The Istanbul Convention: Sleepwalking Into Ruin
The Istanbul Convention, a horrible piece of legislation that threatens to increase violence against men and children, is sneaking its way into Europe. Men’s Human Rights Ireland, and other human rights organizations, also oppose it. John Gormley explains.
Are Irish men at the mercy of their wives/partners?
John Gormley has been asking Irish women a simple series of questions, and so far has a 100% success rate in getting them to agree: women are in many ways privileged over men in Irish society.
The Devil Makes Work For Idle Hands: Facebook Censorship
Facebook continues its haphazard and arbitrary system of silencing political speech that might happen to offend some woman or her white knight defenders somewhere. John Gormley of Men’s Human Rights Ireland won’t take it lying down though.
Men’s Human Rights Ireland launches with Save Our Sons (SOS) campaign
The Men’s Human Rights Movement continues to expand across the world, spreading the message of equal compassion and human rights for men and boys, giving hope to millions–and anger to Gender Ideologues who profit on their suffering. The movement’s latest foothold? Ireland!
