Think you know what’s going on with gang-rape in India based on headlines? As Anil Kumar notes, the truth is more complex, and the sexual repression enforced by the culture often puts young couples in dangerous situations.
Indian men are increasingly treated like indentured servants from birth. Amit reports from India on recent development. If you think it’s bad where you live, India may give you an insight into how much worse it could get.
A new nightmarish sexual harassment law is now in place in India. The law protects only women and encourages false accusations in ways that are astonishing.
Anil Kumar generously shares images from the Fifth Annual Men’s Rights Conference. MhRAs in India are light years ahead of MRAs in other parts of the world when it comes to networking and making a difference!
Our brothers in India are meeting now in a national conference to discuss Men’s Rights. We send them a message of solidarity, and give you ways to keep up on events during the conference if you can’t make it!
Next weekend men’s rights activists will converge in the city of Nagpur in Central India to hold the fifth Annual Men’s Rights Meet. Over 1000 will attend and over 40,000 will be represented.
A new bill is being proposed in India, the “Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage Law”. A Voice for Men welcomes new contributor Burt Phoenix, who details its corrupt nature its impact on men.
India is an important front in the fight for Men’s Rights. What we’ve seen from India? Insanely misandrist ideas like paying women to beat their husbands, refusing to feed impoverished men because they’re men and repealing laws to protect men and boys from female sexual predators. AVfM needs feet on the ground in India and those feet now belong to the very competent Anil Kumar. Join us in welcoming him!
Forty percent of India’s population – millions of people – are impoverished. The nation has an epidemic of hunger, and thousands of homeless, mostly men. The government has decided to address the issue by initiating a food stamp program. The problem? They’re only giving food stamps to each household’s eldest female resident. This will leave thousands of men starving.
An Australian reader of A Voice for Men reader contacts us and is concerned that we need to cover some of the more recent changes to laws in India that affect men and boys. Fine we say, write us an article. And he did. Gents and ladies, introducing David Cuspis.
