Sad news. The opening paragraph:
“Bae In gyu, the founder and leader of the anti feminist group New Men’s Solidarity, has died at the age of 36, according to multiple South Korean media reports. His death has drawn widespread attention both inside South Korea and internationally because of his prominence as a far right online commentator and the deeply polarising nature of his activism. Reports state that he was found dead after falling from his home in Incheon. Authorities have confirmed an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death, while there has been no public indication of foul play. [J4MB: It’s hardly surprising that there is no “indication of foul play”, given an investigation has only just started.]
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I recently wrote to NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) asking for their guidance on the treatment of Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD). They responded and (recognising that only a minority of the followers of this blog have an interest in the issue of AUD) I’ve posted a piece on my website Men Stop Drinking.
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Our thanks to Graham for this piece in yesterday’s Telegraph (£). The start of the piece:
“Send fewer women to prison. That’s the consensus across the political spectrum. It is part of Andy Burnham’s plan to free up prison places for men. The Conservatives have said they are sympathetic and even Colin Sutton, Reform’s newly elected Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk, advocates it. Needless to say, prison reform charities are all in favour.
Apparently enough women could safely be released to repurpose HMP Bronzefield, England’s largest women’s prison housing over 500, for male offenders.
As with anything that has become an unquestioned truth, the idea that we are locking up too many women needs to be interrogated. A strong case can be made for the opposite position: that too few women are serving custodial sentences.
There are over 87,000 prisoners in England and Wales, but only around 4 per cent or 3,500 of these are women. This is a dramatic change from times past.
According to House of Commons figures, in 1900 17 per cent of prisoners were women.”
Unfortunately I cannot leave comments because I’ve been banned permanently for breaching “community guidelines”, probably by posting pro-life comments. So I would invite followers of this blog to post comments, including a mention of the gender bias in prison sentencing being covered at length in William Collins’s The Empathy Gap. Thank you.
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