J4MB submits a 118-page report to a Home Office consultation on strengthening the law on domestic abuse
How to improve Domestic Violence legislation? Mike Buchanan and his crew at the J4MB party have some extensive suggestions.
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Raising boys to men vs. The death of adulthood
With each pipe and joint I gained skill and satisfaction. When it was done, I felt proud and a little more of a man. At last I had stood in the old plumber’s shoes.
Why there’s been silence about Reyhaneh Jabbari’s removal from death row
Ali Mehraspand gives a short update on the case of Reyhaneh Jabbari, which, regardless of whether you agree she should be executed or not, the English-speaking world is being given a distorted picture of.
Feminism and the MRM as marketplace competitors
Imagine if you would that there is a market for the idea that people should have equal human rights. Imagine one company holds a monopoly, but then suddenly has an upstart competitor.
In His Own Words: Father screwed over in Bahrain family court by abusive wife
It’s day 16 of Domestic Violence Awareness Month 2015. “Rob” tells his story of physical, emotional and financial abuse and the Bahrain kangaroo family court.
Queen’s University incites hatred of male students—Administration looks the other way
Criticism of ideological feminism at Queen’s inspired the sort of response generally only seen from religious fundamentalists confronted with a blasphemer in their midst. It could not be any clearer: Queen’s University accepts and enforces feminism as a sacred ideology.
Another story the Good Men Project didn’t want you to see
Ideological gender feminism has harmed countless lives. Laurie A. Couture has a look in “An Autistic Critique of Feminism: A Humanitarian on the Autism Spectrum Refuses to be Silenced about the Overlooked Side of Social Justice”
In Her Own Words: I lost my brother to his abusive wife, part II
He fought with her for about 15 minutes and came back in. He now seemed even more stressed and out of sorts and he just wanted to get in the car so we could go talk.
In Her Own Words: I lost my brother to his abusive wife, part I
I had my doubts about Katie right from the beginning. Their relationship advanced to different stages so quickly. They were making commitments that most people wait years to make with one another, within months.
When gender hatred is funny
AVfM publishes here an essay that was apparently too incendiary for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Read it and tell us why you think they wouldn’t publish it. We think we know why.
