Reading Time: 7 minutes The new service, called #TelefonoPINParental is established to give attention to victims of gender indoctrination in the classroom. HazteOir.org announced the launch of the service in a press release just after mid-day on 29 January 2020. The service will be running 24 hours a day and seven days a week. The Read more…
Reading Time: 4 minutes 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 Read more…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) 2019 uses a scale where 0 is highly corrupt and 100 is very clean. the CPI analyses public sector corruption in 180 countries and territories around the world. The top countries are New Zealand and Denmark, while the bottom countries are Somalia, South Sudan and Read more…
Reading Time: 18 minutes Bias Overall, there were 22 awards made at least in part for services to women. There was one award made in part for service to men. There were a handful of awards for service to the elderly, none for racial equality. We list those we know are made for worthwhile awards Read more…
Reading Time: 1 minute Tom Golden on “Things I wish my father had told me” How we use language matters. We need to be careful of our own, and observant of others’.
Reading Time: 32 minutes 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 Read more…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Seham Abd El-Salam is a confused Egyptian scholar who believes that “Feminism … is there to build new and fairer social politics for both genders”. Nevertheless, Seham has done some research on the area of male and female genital mutilations and comes to some unusual conclusions. This article is an extract Read more…
Reading Time: 1 minute Rally for the right to life Teresa Martínez y Rosanda Grau hablaron en el State House for New Jersey Right to Life y compartieron sus historias. Teresa Martinez and Rosanda Grau spoke at the State House for New Jersey Right to Life and shared their stories. It’s 2020. We have the Read more…
Reading Time: 4 minutes The discussion on this video starts by being about something else and then turns to the issue of harming children by ‘circumcision’, known otherwise as genital mutilation. The conversation starts with Bari Weiss, an American opinion writer and editor, talking about her impression of Andrew Yang (campaigning for US President). Joe Read more…
Reading Time: 5 minutes German journalist Gunnar Schupelius has organised a ‘March for Life’ parade every year for some years now. As a journalist he occasionally writes about the need for nations to be at peace, and for dialog over violence at all times. So it is perhaps not too surprising that he has been 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.
Reading Time: 5 minutes ‘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 Read more…
Reading Time: 3 minutes European Court of Justice rules that Spain is unjust towards men Women-only pension supplement breached EU equal treatment rules Spanish social security has a rule that people who have a permanent incapacity while caring for children are eligible for a 5% supplementary payment. By ‘people’ they mean women. Only women. A man Read more…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Some of the resistance to being willing to recognise parental alienation in a child, or in an adult, is because it can be abused. Certainly it can, just as legislation, particularly when called “gendered violence” is often misused. But misuse by some people should never blind us to the real problems Read more…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Episode 111 of The Fiamengo Files Professor Janice Fiamengo sums up the reasons why, as we all know, you will never find a feminist on a sinking ship. Fiamengo outlines the double standards that drive the feminist mind-set, and capitalise on the primal gynocentric nature of the species in order to Read more…
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