“There’s a lot of men suffering the same Abraham, men are less likely to report it though. Its a two way street. I found it degrading after having my bipolar partner restrained by police to be put in an ambulance, that the literature given to me and having called the help line, that it was … Continue reading Male victims of domestic violence – some personal accounts
by Bettina Arndt (25 March 2022) Sydney schoolgirl, Chanel Contos Last month it was announced all Australian high school students are to be taught about sexual consent and coercion. Mandatory education programs are being rolled out across the country teaching boys not to rape. It’s mainly due to Sydney schoolgirl Chanel Contos (pictured above), … Continue reading Teaching sexual consent – Responsible men and vulnerable women
Some people position themselves at the front of social waves, some at the rear, whereas many are but sand grains on the beach. This women is one of the former group. Good on her. She’s a #WaveOfTheFuture “You “didn’t let her father corrupt her”. That sentence sums up feminism perfectly. As a woman who’s mother … Continue reading My daughter is an MRA, I had raised her on feminist values, I didn’t even let her father corrupt her, why is she becoming anti-feminist?
Here are some articles related to the phenomenon often referred to as ‘drink-spiking’ that appeared in the Australian media from late 2021 to late 2022, with more available via google search: Woman reveals she had her drink spiked while out in Cairns (2 December 2022) Mchele babe: Woman in court for spiking man’s drink, robbing … Continue reading Personal accountability? No thank you: An unpopular perspective re: claims of drink-spiking or similar
This line has cropped up before but this latest incantation began with a discussion on the Australian TV show ‘Studio 10’. In this particular episode Ms Yumi Stynes declared a woman on the panel to be racist. Kindly refer to this article for some background. Yumi has already had her recent share of progressive infamy … Continue reading Acknowledging domestic violence in indigenous communities is racist. And so is failure to acknowledge it
This post relates primarily to Australian law, but may include some references to laws in other western countries. The feminist lobby is frequently demanding more ‘protection’ under the law for women/girls. But as for similar calls or media coverage for recognition of the needs of men & boys? Well that would appear to be close … Continue reading Legal reform needed to protect the rights of men & boys
The Inquiry (Original version) On 26 February 2020, the Senate referred an inquiry into domestic violence with particular regard to violence against women and their children to the Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee for report by 13 August 2020. Further detail about the scope of the inquiry is provided in the terms of reference. … Continue reading Inquiry into domestic violence with particular regard to violence against women and their children
Some time ago I wrote a post about an Australian domestic violence organisation called ‘DV Connect’ and how they treated men who contacted them. I’d suggest taking a read of that now if you have the time. This other post may be of broader interest. I haven’t written anything more about the topic. Yet at … Continue reading Male victims of domestic violence – Do ‘help-lines’ actually help?
The other day I noted the following tweet issued by UN Women Australia: “Applications for our MBA scholarship with @Sydney_Business close this Monday 11 May. Don’t miss your chance. Apply today” (linked information) Each of these scholarships is worth over $60,000 and is “to recognise outstanding leadership, with a commitment to enhancing women’s rights and … Continue reading Regarding the granting of gender-specific scholarships in Australia
Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic the feminist lobby claimed that there had been a surge* in domestic violence. (*Note that the term ‘surge’ has been well and truly overtaken, more recently by ‘staggering increase‘ or ‘driving a spike‘, etc). This trend has manifested itself across several countries, with the UN Women agency being … Continue reading Was there a surge in domestic violence during the Covid-19 pandemic?