It is easy even for most politicians just to read what the title says and believe that all must be okay. After all, Istanbul Convention Action against violence against women and domestic violence must be good for society, right? Well, it would be if the content of the convention echoed the title and kept to Read more…
The Women and Equalities Committee is a government body Select Committee with oversight of the sexist Government Equalities Office, a sub-ministry to the Women’s Minister. By it’s name, it is clear that it is not much about equalities. What might not be so clear is that it is not much about women, either: it is Read more…
We look at the disparities in healthcare in dealing with COVID-19, popularly known as Coronavirus. As at the end of February 2020, a combination of reports compiled by the World Health Organisation⇩1Report of the WHO-China Joint Mission on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19); World Health Organization; 28 February 2020 and the Chinese CDC⇩2The Epidemiological Characteristics of Read more…
Today I’ll be talking about a number of topics, but all will relate to the possible destruction of the Indian family. I’ll be comparing divorce in India and the UK, asking if feminists have any legitimacy to represent women, explaining the feminist assault on the family, asking who benefits from feminism, explaining why governments, corporations and international bodies such as the United Nations and the World Bank work to destroy families, family breakdown as a cause of male suicide, women’s false allegations of domestic violence, the impact of fatherlessness on society, culture and politics.
Franklin Graham, evangelist son of the late Billy Graham, has had confirmed venues for his UK tour pull out because he has called gay marriage “a sin”. Liverpool ACC, Glasgow Hydro, Arena Birmingham, Sheffield Arena, Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes, Utilita Arena in Newcastle and ICC Wales in Cardiff have all cancelled events in the American Read more…
Perhaps our care for an individual depends on our political ideology Of course we can, and probably should, care about both the victim and the victimised. But the victim is, well, the victim. The victimised may have issues of their own but they are not the one who suffered at the hands of the other. Read more…
The foundation of society is the building block that society is made from, the family. The family is made secure by commitment between the adults; commitment to raise children together, look after one another, build a home and financial security to cover life’s emergencies and for old age. Commitment is assisted by public vows to Read more…
The House of Bishops affirms heterosexuality as key to Christian marriage. The family is stated as being vital for society. While man & woman Marriage can be blessed for practising Christians, Civil Partnership is outside the Church, regardless of sexuality. The statement by the upper house of the Church of England legislature is contained in Read more…
In what might be a world first, the UK is to allow all people who have lost a child two weeks leave. The law will apply to all working parents who lose a child under 18. Losing a child includes some stillbirths. An estimated 10,000 working parents a year suffer the tragedy of childhood mortality. Read more…
In the past two decades, there has been a growing demand for a Minister for Men. There have even been a few calls within the political elites. Just because there are more men then women serving as MPs does not mean that men’s issues get raised. Indeed, quite the opposite, as the continuing struggle to Read more…
One of the categories of crime within the VAWG umbrella is Modern Slavery & Human Trafficking. You may think that this mostly involves women and girls being exploited as prostitutes. Well a lot of it does – but most does not.
There used to be twice as many [care] sessions delivered to girls: now there are nearly four times as many. In view of boys outnumbering girls in the care and protection plan data, this is odd.
‘Submitting to my husband like it’s 1959′: Why I became a #TradWife For most of human history, men and women worked for their own benefit, for that of their children and undoubtedly to the benefit of the society they lived in. With the industrial revolution came there was a move to long hard labour in Read more…
Jess Phillips and Those False Allegations Jess Phillips proves that in the UK you don’t need to be honest, you don’t need to care about half the population, you can still be elected to Parliament. Jess Phillips MP ran a campaign of false abuse against a clearly innocent man. He was a staunch campaigner for Read more…
Before taking his customary Christmas Break, Arne Hoffman gives a roundup of how he saw 2019 from Germany, including highlights of world events.
I’m now going to explain why women having the same retirement age as men is NOT equality. My proof for this is based on the United Kingdom but I believe much the same result would come from looking at any country’s data, other than Mexico.
Of course, the UK could start to fund men’s health programs in the way it does women’s. That would increase the average longevity for men and be a far better solution. In the meantime, let’s not pretend that women have been made to be equal to men in state retirement benefits: there’s still a gender pension gap.
Justice for Men & Boys (UK)
