AVFM European News Director Lucian Vâlsan brings an encouraging report of his efforts in a Hungarian language anti-feminist publication with a striking name. He also reminds us of the importance of gathering knowledge. We agree.
Lucian Vâlsan examines the growing trend of utilizing chemical castration in as a response to alleged pedophilia in a number of European countries. As it expected, the laws target men only.
The Swedish government, the Swedish press and certainly Swedish feminists, all have the same brag. Sweden is the most equal country in the world. Lucian Valsan forces us to ask a question, though. Just what are they smoking?
Eastern Europe has seen the advancement of much misandry, particularly in their family courts. Their is also the rumblings of resistance afoot. The national media there is slow to pick up on it, but Lucian Valsan brings us the report.
From Lucian Vâlsan comes coverage of the FEMEN group from Eastern Europe, who are spreading their wings, and their violent ways across the entire continent, while governments issue a pass.
Feminism continues its ideological march into every nook and cranny it can squeeze itself into. This time, a report from Romania, and the misandry they seek to impose on children.
Sometimes the sexual molestation of a child is a horrible thing, like when the molester has a penis. And sometimes it is no big deal, like when the molester has a vagina.
The European Union has decided that at least 40% of all executive board rooms must be comprised of female board members, regardless of qualifications or experience.
Lucian Valsan joins the rest of the AVfM News Team to bring you news and commentary from the European Mainland. Welcome Lucian, our gratitude here for your fine efforts!
Having been born and raised in an Eastern European country, I’ve seen a lot of ugly stuff and I’ve seen what many have only read about in biased books. I come from a family where longevity is rather the norm. I’ve personally met one of my great-grandfathers, two great-grandmothers and both my maternal and paternal …
