Justice for Men and Boys

A welcome piece in yesterday's Times: Peers have blocked the immediate suspension of Lord Lester of Herne Hill after an inquiry found that he had groped a woman and promised her a peerage in return for sex. The House of Lords voted by 101 to 78 to send the case back to the … [Read more...]

We've just received a link to this from the Women & Equalities Committee. The deadline for written submissions is 18.2.19. We'll be submitting a response, although it's already evident the state's role in damaging the mental health of men and boys won't be seriously … [Read more...]

Our thanks to Ian for this piece on the BBC website. An extract: What you do is muster your courage, step up to the booth, pull a curtain around you and drop your pants. What then happens is not some fancy high tech screening process - instead, there's a good old urologist … [Read more...]

“Is there a bias against men in family courts? How does this system hurt families and our society? Issues like custody of children, parental alienation and paternity fraud are just the beginning… Divorce and family courts change people’s lives forever. Numerous men believe … [Read more...]

The most pro-male POTUS I never thought I’d see has thrown his support behind a bipartisan bill called The First Step Act. The bill would reduce mandatory minimum sentences for some non-violent offences (especially drug offences) as well as giving judges more discretion and … [Read more...]

A piece in today's Times: A human rights lawyer was arrested after hurling a stream of obscenities at Air India cabin crew who refused to give her alcohol on a business-class flight between Mumbai and London. Simone O’Broin, 50, was filmed using a string of four-letter words … [Read more...]

Peter Jackson’s film combines restored footage from WW1 with recorded recollections from Veterans. It’s an intensely engaging and harrowing piece of work that I highly recommend. Review. Link to watch (BBC iPlayer, 90:00). If everyone who read this gave us just £1.00 – or even … [Read more...]

Matt Webb’s award winning series, Talking Men, is returning this Saturday (17th November) from 3pm to 4pm. I will be making an appearance (to talk about J4MB, men’s issues and International Men’s Day) along with the brave Alex Skeel (whose ex girlfriend was the first woman … [Read more...]

Our thanks to Sean for this piece in the Irish Independent. If everyone who read this gave us just £1.00 – or even better, £1.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. Click here to make a difference. Thanks. … [Read more...]

If I have just ruined your childhood, I apologise. Tweet available: here. My response: For centuries, men have dominated the public sphere and they have ushered in the most amazing age known to mankind, in technology and philosophy... To the point where women have been … [Read more...]

Times caption: Max Hill, the director of public prosecutions, has defended victims’ rights to privacy (TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARD POHLE) If this piece in today's Times by Frances Gibb, Legal Editor, is anything to go by, men falsely accused of sexual offences will face an even … [Read more...]

Just in from Bettina: Delighted to see my Campus Tour has prompted an inquiry into free speech on university campuses. From the Sydney Morning Herald today: “The review was sparked after protesters targeted a Sydney University Liberal Club event featuring author Bettina Arndt, … [Read more...]

Really interesting article regarding research just released by Simon Baron-Cohen in The Independent. If everyone who read this gave us just £1.00 – or even better, £1.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. Click here to make a difference. Thanks. … [Read more...]

Times caption: Jo Wallace, the creative director, said that she wanted to destroy the agency’s “boys’ club” reputation A piece in today's Times by Matthew Moore, Media Correspondent: A group of white, male advertising executives have accused their agency of discrimination after … [Read more...]

Another prominent elderly man's reputation damaged by a feminist's false allegations. A piece in today's Times (emphases ours): A leading women’s rights campaigner who was promised a peerage if she had sex with a senior member of the Lords last night urged other parliamentary … [Read more...]

It's been 10 years since I read Professor Simon Baron-Cohen's The Essential Difference, and Steve Moxon's The Woman Racket, which together started me on the path to dedicating the rest of my days to fighting the evil ideology of feminism. So I remain bemused by newspaper … [Read more...]

Our thanks to William for this (video, 21:39). The video description: Earlier this summer, a group of women released a film where they apologised to men for how they had treated them. The film went viral, with hundreds of thousands of views. It also sparked polarised reactions - … [Read more...]

Our thanks to John for this (video, 23:54). If everyone who read this gave us just £1.00 – or even better, £1.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. Click here to make a difference. Thanks. … [Read more...]

Our thanks to Danuta for this. If everyone who read this gave us just £1.00 – or even better, £1.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. Click here to make a difference. Thanks. … [Read more...]

Higher Education Minister Mary Mitchell O’Connor. Like all feminists, she chews on slices of lemon first thing every morning, to set her "hatchet-faced trout" expression for the day. Our thanks to Sean for this. An extract: Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and Ms O'Connor will set out … [Read more...]