It is a growing problem that men today are marginalised for their maleness. It is the aim of this site to educate and enlighten, to be Pro-Gender. Regardless of the high sounding ideals, when one group opresses another those with evil intent will take advantage.
Yahoo! Groups : choice4men: " Choice4Men is about men who have been trapped into parenting without consent. Choice4Men is about men who want to be fathers but are not allowed to be involved in their children's lives. Choice4Men is about granting men the same rights as women. Choice4Men is about informed consent instead of involuntary servitude. Choice4Men is about fairness."
posted by The Men's Rights Editorial Team @ 11:40 am
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The BBC claims that:
bbc.co.uk - Relationships - Hitting Home - Men as victims of domestic violence: "The family courts deal with all child contact disputes on a case by case basis. Evidence of domestic violence will be taken into account and decisions about residence and contact made accordingly."
Sadly this is not true. It has never been true. Police are reluctant to arrest mothers and will often remove the father from the home. Judges are reluctant to send mothers to prison. Courts give mothers the children 97% of the time.
If you are a victim of domestic violence you need sufficient bodily damage to put the woman in prison. Then change the locks and move house. Hoenstly it is the only way to keep the children safe. Also get a good solicitor because when she gets out there is a good chance she will demand the children and get them. Sorry men, the courts hate you as much as the feminists do.
posted by The Men's Rights Editorial Team @ 2:46 pm
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bbc.co.uk - Relationships - Hitting Home - Men as victims of domestic violence: "Men have exactly the same rights as women to be safe in their own homes. All statutory services (such as the Police, Crown Prosecution Service, Housing Department and Social Services) have a duty to provide services to all - male or female. Men are protected by exactly the same laws as women - anyone who has assaulted another person, regardless of the gender of either, can be prosecuted. If you are a man experiencing domestic violence and you need emergency help you can call the Police on 999."
posted by The Men's Rights Editorial Team @ 2:42 pm
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A growing number of fathers are protesting that family courts are not giving them a fair deal. Lord Justice Wall tells Clare Dyer that many judges feel frustrated too
The Guardian , Tuesday February 17, 2004
