In Germany moves are currently underway to pressure the voting public into electing more female politicians in the name of equal rights. Jon Gunnarsson explains that the move is more about gaining equal outcome than equal rights.
Japan is facing an enormous crisis created by low birth rates and an unwillingness to accept immigrants. The solution offered by some? More quotas for women into senior management positions in the workplace… and robots.
Maine has a less than illustrious history when it comes to getting things wrong in how to deal with the problem of domestic violence. It is understandable. As Gov. LePage seems intent on proving, mistakes usually come from the top.
Men of India face the ordeal of losing both their wealth and sanity under a misandric legal system. The Confidare Men’s Rights Community Center at Bangalore recently conducted a seminar to help.
Pauline Hopkins went to work one day and found a sticker on her door. It was one expressing concern to parents about the possibility of their sons facing the problem of false allegations. What did Pauline do? Well, of course she launched an attack. On the victims.
The Campus Sexual Violence Elimination Act is a departure from the constitutional guarantee of due process, and a gross violation of student rights. Della Burton lobbies to overturn the Act and invites you to do the same.
Another feminist ideologue gets fired. After Iceland, now Norway throws away a politician whose sole purpose in office was to make men and boys’ lives miserable. Lucian Vâlsan reports
The new prime minister from Senegal is saying in black and white terms what we all know that feminists have been saying for half a century. Human rights belong to women, and to women only.
As with many children separated from fathers by edict of corrupt courts, the Matty appeal has met with the same fate. Men’s Rights Edmonton brings news of the appeal, and their pledge to continue to fight.
The world has long labored under political and social rule designed predominately for the benefit of women. Clearly this is no patriarchy, but what might we call it? The history books provide a useful term for us.
