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By CyberBrahma on 2010-06-25 | 195 views
“New Indian Express” reports:
AS women clamour for equality, some men are also gearing up to fight for their rights. And what they too want , is equality.
“There are 24 laws that are women-centric in our system,” says Frances Anthony, convenor of the Tamil Nadu Chapter of the All India Men’s Welfare Association (AIMWA).
“Women misuse the [...]
Posted in fathers' day, Issues | Tagged aimwa, biased laws, Boys, domestic violence, domestic violence against men, equity, fathers, fathers' day, feminists, harassed husbands, male victims, men and boys, men in danger, save indian family, Shared Parenting, sperm donors
By CyberBrahma on 2010-05-31 | 434 views
Doublespeak is their forte!
The Honorable Indian Minister for Home affairs was asked the below questions on abuse of the dowry law in parliament. Before we even go into the questions and the home minister’s answer, we need to know and bear in mind that the home minister as well as his wife are both very [...]
Posted in Issues | Tagged 498a, aimwa, bias, biased laws, chidambaram, domestic violence, doublespeak, feminism, feminists, harassed husbands, home minister, male victims, men and boys, men are victims, men in danger, men of india, misuse of law, p.chidambaram
By CyberBrahma on 2010-04-20 | 1,623 views
If a girl has a personal enmity, she takes it out by falsely accusing men of eve-teasing. And there is no verification done by the police when it comes to women, they just accept what she says as the sacred truth.
Posted in domestic violence | Tagged 498a, aimwa, biased laws, Boys, chennai, ditched males, domestic violence, domestic violence against men, domestic violence awareness, extortion, feminism, feminists, harassed husbands, legal extortion, legal terrorism, male victims, men and boys, men are victims, men in danger, men of india, radical feminists, save indian family, violence against men
By CyberBrahma on 2010-04-19 | 372 views
Certain women’s organisations have been stereotyping the issue of domestic violence. They have presented a picture that conveys the impression that only women are victims of domestic violence while we have with us global surveys and over 250 scholarly studies that show that women are at least as likely as men to engage in partner aggression and that partner violence is often mutual.
Posted in domestic violence | Tagged chennai, domestic violence, domestic violence against men, domestic violence awareness, feminism, feminists, harassed husbands, male victims, men and boys, men are victims, men in danger, men of india, radical feminists, save indian family, violence against men
By Virag Dhulia on 2010-01-01 | 981 views
Male Disposability – does the term strike any resonance with your thought process? Or is it that before striking any resonance do I need to ask the basic question – Do you even realize what Male Disposability is? If yes, then you probably know what’s going to be in the article. If no, read on [...]
Posted in Issues | Tagged aimwa, biased laws, Boys, campaign, domestic violence, domestic violence against men, feminism, feminists, harassed husbands, male suicide, male victims, men are victims, men in danger, men of india, suicide, violence against men
By Uma Challa on 2009-12-10 | 689 views
Today marks the conclusion of the “16 Days of Activism Against Global Feminist Terrorism” by All India Men’s Welfare Association (AIMWA) and All India Forgotten Women’s Association (AIFWA).
Posted in 16 Day Activism | Tagged 16 Day Activism, 498a, aifwa, aimwa, biased laws, domestic violence, domestic violence awareness month, feminism, feminists, harassed husbands, men and boys, men are human, men are victims, men in danger, radical feminists, UN, violence against men
By Uma Challa on 2009-12-07 | 1,778 views
Feminists would have you believe that every unnatural or untimely death of a married Indian woman is dowry death.
Posted in 16 Day Activism | Tagged 16 Day Activism, 304-b, 498a, aimwa, biased laws, bride burning, domestic violence, dowry death, feminism, feminists, harassed husbands, men of india
By Virag Dhulia on 2009-12-06 | 1,094 views
A stubble is a man’s right and no one has any right whatsoever to dictate when he should shave or whether he should shave even. It is completely a man’s discretion whether he should remain clean-shaven or stubbled or bearded or unshaven.
By calling men who sport stubble as lazy, Gillette and its parent company Procter and Gamble have issued a Communal Hate Speech as there are enough religious minorities in India who have religious reservations against shaving and also a Gender Hate Speech against men. AIMWA strongly protests it and condemns it outright.
Posted in Issues | Tagged aimwa, anti-male ad campaign, domestic violence, feminism, feminists, men and boys, men are victims, men in danger, men of india, minisha lamba, mugdha godse, National Subble Day, neha dhupia, procter and gamble, stubble, violence against men, women against lazy stubble
By Jared “Jmnzz” W on 2009-12-06 | 311 views
The advocacy of feminists, all feminists, is for the imbalances that grant women special privileges.
Posted in 16 Day Activism | Tagged 16 Day Activism, 16 days, aimwa, biased laws, domestic violence, feminism, feminists, harassed husbands, men are victims, men in danger, radical feminists
By Pelle Billing on 2009-12-04 | 609 views
One of my core principles when discussing gender issues is that we need to trust facts and research more than we trust ideology.
Posted in 16 Day Activism | Tagged 16 Day Activism, 16 days, aimwa, children, domestic violence, family, feminism, feminists, happiness, stress, unhappy women, women
