Since 1977, NCFM has been committed to ending harmful discrimination and stereotypes against boys, men, their families and the women who love them.
We are a gender inclusive, nonpartisan, ethnically diverse organization that effects civil rights reform through advocacy, education, outreach, services and litigation.
The MenEngage Alliance website says the organization is working to transform masculinities and engage men and boys for gender justice, based on a feminist-informed approach. The alliance discussion group touts’ members from around the world. There are two parts to this post concerning sex-trafficking and prostitution. The first is a July 30, 2020 email...
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Help Stop Child Trafficking and Involuntary Slavery! Paternity Fraud Public Hearing Demand on HB 1306 “The Evans Family Relief Act” NATIONAL SLAVERY AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING PREVENTION MONTH, 2017 Dear Washington State Legislators; January 11, 2017 observed National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention day. In 2014, President Barack Obama, Proclaimed January as National Slavery...
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NCFM NOTE: Anne Stevenson writes it as she sees it and she sees it clearly. Anyone interested in things to do with family court ineptness and corruption would do well to read what she writes. Connecticut Task Force hears accounts of victimization by family court By Anne Stevenson, Communities Digital News CONNECTICUT, March 1,...
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NCFM NOTE: One of the best articles you’ll find on the subject with links to excellent resources. Makes the point that half, 50%, of sexual trafficking in children is boys. Demystifying the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Boys – Our Forgotten Victims Boys make up 50% of children trading sex for money in the U.S,...
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NCFM Note: It’s not unusual for women to be arrested for child exploitation, prostitution, or other forms of human trafficking. In situations like the one below it may be reported that the two women convicted were powerless and controlled by Michael Malcom, as if the women were really only innocent victims. And, we...
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For years, the Forced Labour Convention of 1930 exempted “able-bodied males” between ages 18 and 45 from the ban on slavery and forced labor. See Article 11. And although the exemption was eventually eliminated, Article 2 still exempts prisoners and soldiers (90+% male). Male slaves are frequently ignored by human rights laws and policies. For example,...
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False Allegation Brochure
