Mission Statement
The Men’s Human Rights Movement (MHRM) is a complicated and often misunderstood social phenomenon. With that in mind, we suggest the following reading and a review of our mission objectives.
The Men’s Human Rights Movement (MHRM) is a complicated and often misunderstood social phenomenon. With that in mind, we suggest the following reading and a review of our mission objectives.
B.R. Merrick has compiled an impressive list to help add to Elizabeth Plank’s stunning proof that feminism has improved the world for men in numerous ways. We think feminists will find his reasoning to be indisputably gay.
Diana Davison presents a theory on why some people may actually believe that “eye rape” is a thing.
Many people claim to support men’s rights, but when asked to endorse the necessary changes to social and legal policy the same individuals get struck with a case of the “what ifs.” Ayami Tyndall contends that unless support for men’s rights is continuous and enthusiastic, it doesn’t equate to genuine support.
What does a child molester look like? If you have any brains you’ll realize you can’t answer that question by looking at someone. Nor can you tell by their sex, despite what dishonestly manipulated statistics may tell you.
Australia’s ABC news department has apparently ceased to function as a journalistic organization, and instead just reprints deceitful propaganda about men. Tom Voltz looks at a recent example.
Citizens for European Democracy is a group holding debates in various parts of Europe in the leadup to the coming European elections. AVfM’s Lucian Valsan has a report on their recent Romanian event.
Recently, AVFM has published a piece concerning the story of Aaron Joseph Harms. Patrick John Doran looks in more detail at some more troubling details about the case.
The U.S. Government has been ratcheting up hysterical rhetoric about rape and sexual assault against men, while downplaying female perpetrators. Dr. Gorden Finley takes a look and finds the situation appalling.
Feminism is all about equality and understanding and tolerance and love and of course protecting women. Except those women who dare ever to challenge The Sisterhood’s most cherished Dogmas, or just contradicts one of them publicly.