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Physical assaults against children Richard L. Davis, (2012) “Physical assaults against children”, Journal of Aggression, Conflict and Peace Research, Vol. 4 Iss: 1, pp.54 – 61 Richard L. Davis, Adjunct Instructor at Quincy College at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA and President of Family NonViolence Inc., Fairhaven, Massachusetts, USA To read all of the articles and...
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by Robert Yourell NCFM Liaison Baha, Mexico Here is some research that looks at stereotypes about feminists. I have been saying that men’s Rights advocates that display black-and-white thinking (among other things) harm the credibility of the movement. Maybe this little survey can help that type of guy inhabit a more complicated world. Unfortunately, it...
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by PAVAN AMARA Published: 02 March 2012 West End Extra, London Independent Newspaper — Inflated rape figures claim by ex-student suing LSE – Tom Martin says sex slavery is “voluntary” A FORMER gender studies student who is taking the London School of Economics (LSE) to court for alleged sexism has claimed that sex slavery...
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What the heck is “matrisensus”? We’ll answer that below, but first, for you non NCFM members you don’t know what you are missing by not being plugged into our Yahoo discussion group, a group populated by long standing men’s rights activists with an incredible depth of knowledge. But, you have to be a member…...
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MailOnline By Kathy Gyngel “Labour’s pledge ‘to get woman back to work’ is classic case of doublethink.” Male joblessness: In 1971 the number of adult men in work stood at 81 per cent. Today it has dropped to 63 per cent It doesn’t seem long ago that it was the Conservatives worrying about what...
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NCFM Vice President Marc Angelucci, Esq., represented the plaintiffs in the landmark domestic violence case Woods v. Horton (“Woods”). Consequently, in 2008, the California Court of Appeal decided domestic violence services providers had to provide services to men as well as women. To our knowledge there has been little or no effort on behalf of...
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In Kenya women violently abusing their husbands is fast becoming epidemic with over 4,600 reported cases just last year! These women slash their husbands with machetes, scald them, beat them with sticks, come close to killing them as some surely succeed. We will see more and more of this throughout the world until women...
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PRESS RELEASE Contact: Teri Stoddard Telephone: 301-801-0608 Email: tstoddard@saveservices.org Accusing U. Campaign Targets Dept. of Education Sex Directive Washington, DC/February 17, 2012 – Stop Abusive and Violent Environments (SAVE) is set to launch Accusing U., a national campaign designed to educate college students about the Department of Education’s new Sexual Assault Directive. SAVE says...
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Family finances caught in cross hairs of alimony bill Waking up over coffee after a long trip to Tallahassee to attend the Florida Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on SB 748 (alimony), I came to a startling realization. The finances of Florida families are in the cross hairs. Florida’s citizens must make a choice and...
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By David L. Rose Originally, when I contemplated an article for Men’s Rights, I focused on themes such as the “Divorce Industrial Complex” and “Governmental Kidnapping”. However, it occurred to me that, as with most of life, it is about economics. By attacking men’s economic power through predatory legal attack—lawsuits, divorce and unsubstantiated sexual...
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