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+ | The [[Men's Rights Movement]] exists to redress and rectifying certain problems facing men and boys. This page lists a selection of key issues the MRM attempts to address. |
| + | * [[Bodily Autonomy]] of men and boys |
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| − | == Men == |
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| + | * [[Disposability]] of men and boys |
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| − | * Criminal Court Bias |
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| + | * [[Drugging]] of children, predominantly boys where this is medically unnecessary |
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| − | ** For the same offence: |
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| + | * [[Education]] discrimination |
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| − | ** More likely to be arrested |
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| + | * [[Father's Rights]] |
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| − | ** More likely to be charged |
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| + | * [[Health]] of men and boys |
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| − | ** More likely to be convicted |
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| + | * [[Legal discrimination]] against men |
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| − | ** Receive longer sentences |
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| − | * Alimony |
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| + | * [[Suicide]] of men and boys |
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| − | * Child custody |
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| − | ** Biases by the courts |
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| + | * [[Violence]] against men and boys |
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| − | ** Lack of enforcement of orders when men have sole custody |
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| − | * Lack of [[support]] |
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| − | ** Homelessness |
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| − | ** Suicide |
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| − | * [[Medical expenditure]] |
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| − | ** Legal Parental Separation |
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| − | * University |
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| − | ** Due process |
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| − | ** Falling enrollments |
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| − | == Boys == |
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| − | * [[Drugging]] by parents and the state |
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| − | * [[Educational attainment]] |
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| − | ** Marking down |
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| − | * [[Male Genital Mutilation]] |
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| − | * [[Violence]] |
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Revision as of 03:25, 16 September 2014
The Men's Rights Movement exists to redress and rectifying certain problems facing men and boys. This page lists a selection of key issues the MRM attempts to address.
- Bodily Autonomy of men and boys
- Disposability of men and boys
- Domestic violence against men
- Drugging of children, predominantly boys where this is medically unnecessary
- Education discrimination
- Father's Rights
- Health of men and boys
- Legal discrimination against men
- Reproductive rights of men
- Suicide of men and boys
- Vilification of men and boys
- Violence against men and boys