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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Nov 30, 2023 22:10:48 GMT
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Nov 30, 2023 22:11:56 GMT
This violence against fathers and children is common, but female perpetrators are allowed to do it in most cases. However, there was progress that scientists called it violence. " Most of the men reported that their children experienced different types of abuse, including neglect, witnessing the abuse of the father, physical and psychological abuse, and kidnapping. Effects of abuse on children varied from emotional suffering and estrangement to anger toward parents and turning against the father. Men’s attempt to intervene in the abuse of children included directly protecting children from abuse and staying in abusive relationships to protect the children. In addition, the men’s own victimization often took place in front of children." More in link www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10926771.2023.2186300
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Dec 9, 2023 15:58:14 GMT
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Feb 6, 2024 17:24:49 GMT
"Research Shows People Don't Recognize Abuse When It's Female to Male UK researchers presented over 200 subjects with gendered scenarios of Intimate Partner Abuse (IPV). Their conclusion: Intimate Partner Abuse was "less likely to be identified toward male victims and considered more acceptable compared to when the victim was female. Moreover, individuals reported feeling more capable and likely to intervene in an act of IPV when the victim was female compared to male, were more likely to report such an incident, and anticipated greater outcomes." (What about the Male Victims? Exploring the Impact of Gender Stereotyping on Implicit Attitudes and Behavioural Intentions Associated with Intimate Partner Violence, 2018.)" More in link annsilvers.com/blogs/news/why-is-it-so-hard-to-recognize-abuse-of-men-by-women-as-a-problem
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Mar 11, 2024 16:20:22 GMT
In 2010-2011, a study was carried out in six European countries on violence and victims of domestic violence by an intimate partner and almost no differences were found between the sexes, which confirms that the lack of recognition of female perpetrators and the deprivation of male victims is solely the result of systemic discrimination against men aimed at belittling contradiction of women and preventing them from being held accountable. "Four IPV types were measured in a population-based multicentre study of adults (18-64 years; n = 3,496). Sex- and city-differences in past year prevalence were examined considering victims, perpetrators or both and considering violent acts' severity and repetition. Male victimization of psychological aggression ranged from 48.8 % (Porto) to 71.8 % (Athens) and female victimization from 46.4 % (Budapest) to 70.5 % (Athens). Male and female victimization of sexual coercion ranged from 5.4 and 8.9 %, respectively, in Budapest to 27.1 and 25.3 % in Stuttgart. Male and female victims of physical assault ranged from 9.7 and 8.5 %, respectively, in Porto, to 31.2 and 23.1 % in Athens. Male victims of injury were 2.7 % in Östersund and 6.3 % in London and female victims were 1.4 % in Östersund and 8.5 % in Stuttgart. IPV differed significantly across cities (p < 0.05). Men and women predominantly experienced IPV as both victims and perpetrators with few significant sex-differences within cities. Results support the need to consider men and women as both potential victims and perpetrators when approaching IPV." More in link www.researchgate.net/publication/272518443_Intimate_partner_violence_a_study_in_men_and_women_from_six_European_countries
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Apr 8, 2024 16:51:27 GMT
In this "National Victimization Survey" in Canada, men reported that they were more likely than women to be victims of domestic violence. "Given the paucity of research on male victims of IPV at the national population level, this article specifically discussed the experiences of men who reported violence perpetrated by their female intimate partners. Results showed that 2.9% of men and 1.7% of women reported experiencing physical and/or sexual IPV in their current relationships in the last 5 years. In addition, 35% of male and 34% of female victims of IPV experienced high controlling behaviors—the most severe type of abuse known as intimate terrorism. Moreover, 22% of male victims and 19% of female victims of IPV were found to have experienced severe physical violence along with high controlling behaviors. Although female victims significantly more often than male victims reported the injuries and short-term emotional effects of IPV (e.g., fear, depression, anger), there was no significant difference in the experience of the most long-term effects of spousal trauma—posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)-related symptoms. This article argues that future research should explain the increased gap in reporting of the IPV victimization among men compared to women." More in link connect.springerpub.com/content/sgrpa/10/2/199
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Apr 8, 2024 16:52:37 GMT
We agree, Dr. McCarrick, that false accusations should be recognized as violence and provided with the same help as other victims. "Intimate partner violence should be viewed as a human issue rather than a gender issue, argues Dr McCarrick and there should be more services and support to enable men to seek the help and sanctuary they desperately require. ‘Within my research, the predominant experience is of men being arrested under false charges and their disclosures of being the victim are not taken seriously, despite having evidence. ‘Men find it incredibly difficult to talk about their experiences of domestic violence because of the shame and emasculation they feel is associated with it. To find the courage to speak out, only to be accused of violence themselves, is incredibly disheartening and ultimately prevents countless men from reporting intimate partner violence.’ Dr McCarrick is calling for more understanding of the emotional experiences of men and encouraging a more balanced, gender-informed perspective of domestic violence." More in link archive.is/Ddk0S
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Apr 8, 2024 16:58:56 GMT
Notice how reports are prepared by the UN to show that only women are killed by their partners, leaving out the data that men are too, and the difference is about 10%. From the percentages given in this report this means that as well as 133 women a day being killed by a partner or family member so are 117 men!!! According to the report…men make up 80% of homicides, that’s 4 time the number of women (89,000 x 4 = 356,000). As the Infograph in this report shows that 12% of homicides of men are committed by a partner or family member that equates to 42,720. Divided by 365 days in a year that equals 117 men a day killed by a partner or family member!!! Moreover, UNWomen uses the word disproportionately in this report, claiming that the majority of intimate partner murder victims are female. Moreover, UNWomen ignores the fact that the largest number of homicide victims are men, approximately 80% of all victims. Conclusions from this UNWomen report: All we have observed is that this report is nothing more than a feminist manipulation designed to spread disproportionate disinformation. Source: www.unwomen.org/en/digital-library/publications/2023/11/gender-related-killings-of-women-and-girls-femicide-feminicide-global-estimates-2022
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on May 9, 2024 19:28:34 GMT
When crowds and people's reactions are based on demagogues and political narratives based on facts from Australia contrary to statistics. Can men therefore feel safe in a country where demagogy rules over facts? "Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called an urgent national cabinet meeting on Wednesday in response to the call for action against domestic violence. Tens of thousands of men and women took to the streets of Brisbane, Melbourne, the Gold Coast and Canberra for a third consecutive day of protests today. Albanese arrived at Canberra's march this afternoon where he told the crowd of demonstrators that violence against women will be the sole item on the agenda for Wednesday's cabinet meeting." More in link amp.9news.com.au/article/c5065e81-313d-45fd-83a2-65da4b72dd22What do the data available for 2021 and 2022 say: "There were 45 female domestic homicide victims and 33 male victims in 2020–21. Among these: most were killed by an intimate partner – 5 in 9 female victims (56%) and about 2 in 5 male victims (39%) more male than female victims were killed by a family member (61% compared with 44%) (Figure 1). Of the 135 victims of family and domestic violence homicides and related offences in 2022 in the ABS Recorded Crime – Victims data collection: 71 were victims of murder, with 35 female victims and 34 male victims 42 were victims of attempted murder, with twice as many females as males (29 compared with 13) 14 were victims of manslaughter, with similar numbers of female and male victims (ABS 2023a)." Source: www.aihw.gov.au/family-domestic-and-sexual-violence/responses-and-outcomes/domestic-homicide#men #women #equal #father #discriminationmen #discrimination #segregation #falseaccusations #domesticviolence #childsupport #equalparenting #parentalalienation #divorce #fraud #falseaccusationsrape #fatherless #childsharecustody #fahtermatter #law #brokenlaw #familylaw #court #depression, #depressionafterdivorce #Divorce #effectsofdivorce #health #masculinity #mentalhealth #suicidal #suicide #equalpay #equalwork #menrights #humanrights
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Jun 4, 2024 21:46:58 GMT
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Jun 21, 2024 20:45:12 GMT
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Jul 30, 2024 15:39:42 GMT
The latest data from the USA confirm that women there receive lighter sentences than men, and what is more, they are much more likely to receive suspended sentences. The question is how many percent of women are not convicted of the same crimes that men are imprisoned for. Women are treated above the law and do not have the same responsibility as men. "Across all analyses, females received sentences that were shorter, on average, than males. When examining all sentences imposed, females received sentences 29.2 percent shorter than males. Females of all races were 39.6 percent more likely to receive a probation sentence than males. When examining only sentences of incarceration, females received lengths of incarceration 11.3 percent shorter than males." More in link www.ussc.gov/research/research-reports/2023-demographic-differences-federal-sentencing
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Aug 3, 2024 20:05:41 GMT
We all know that male victim numbers are undercounted for many reasons including shaming male victims, ridiculing them, not taking them seriously, and many others. The author of this article based on research that most male victims do not report their perpetrators did the math and adjusted the male victim numbers. Below are the adjusted male victim rates in the US "After adjusting for under reporting: Considering all the calculations will follow the same process, technique and utilize the same formulas, I have arranged the results accordingly instead of torturing you with each individual calculation. Sexual Violence/Rape: Reported: 1 in 4 Adjusted: 1 in 2 men (60 million out of 120 million) IPV: Reported: 1 in 7 Adjusted: 1 in 3.5 men (34.3 million out of 120 million) Emotional and Psychological Abuse: Reported: 1 in 6 Adjusted: 1 in 3 Physical Assault: Reported: 1 in 9 Adjusted: 1 in 4.5 Stalking: Reported: 1 in 17 Adjusted: 1 in 8.5 Sexual Harassment: Reported: 1 in 10 Adjusted: 1 in 5 Workplace Bullying: Reported: 1 in 14 Adjusted: 1 in 7 A 50% under reporting rate offers a reasonable and conservative projection. It avoids overestimating and addresses the major under reporting problem. Evidence from reliable sources supports the selected rate, so it is a fair expectation for these computations." More in link medium.com/@info_6724/male-victimization-calculations-an-analysis-of-under-reporting-f3eca3911b83
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Aug 7, 2024 18:30:43 GMT
The latest data from the UK confirms that male victims are most likely to be physically injured in intimate partner violence. "Of partner abuse victims, 16.4% reported that they sustained some sort of physical injury as a result of the abuse. The most common types of injuries sustained were minor bruising or black eye (11.3%) and scratches (7.2%). The overall prevalence of any physical injury to victims of partner abuse was greater for male victims (22.2%) than female victims (13.6%). Victims of partner abuse were also presented with a list of other non-physical effects and were asked if they had sustained any of these as a result of the abuse. Over half of partner abuse victims experienced non-physical effects (52.0%). Broken down by sex, this was similar for male and female victims (53.0% and 51.5%, respectively). Source: www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/crimeandjustice/articles/partnerabuseindetailenglandandwales/yearendingmarch2023
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Aug 7, 2024 18:34:26 GMT
We 100% agree with what is written by The Domestic Abuse and Violence International Alliance – DAVIA. Full content in the link "August 1, 2024 – In an attempt to restore their sagging political influence, feminists are promoting lurid tales of female victimization at the hands of their male partners. But hundreds of studies conducted around the world show men are equally likely as women to be victimized by domestic violence (DV). (1) In the United Kingdom, for example, 4.3% of white men and 4.2% of white women report they had been assaulted by an intimate partner (2). According to the Office of National Statistics, 31.8% of male abuse victims, compared to only 22.7% of female victims, suffer a physical injury from the incident (3). Indeed, recent UK newspaper headlines feature gruesome accounts about female perpetrators of domestic violence: Kerri Hutcheson admitted that she fatally stabbed her lover Graeme Hutcheson in the heart during a row (4). Sarah Rigby taunted and physically abused her boyfriend, Gareth Jones. In response, Jones appeared in a video designed to raise awareness about male victims of abuse (5). Matilda Sutherland-Young of Enfield Town punched and strangled her boyfriend Roderick Webster in a fit of rage (6). Feminists are distressed by these reports – probably not because of an overriding concern for the welfare of abused men. Rather, the feminist distress likely arises from the fact that they are losing control of the abuse narrative." More in link endtodv.org/desperate-feminists-resort-to-dv-scare-tactics/#men #women #equal #father #discriminationmen #discrimination #segregation #falseaccusations #domesticviolence #childsupport #equalparenting #parentalalienation #divorce #fraud #falseaccusationsrape #fatherless #childsharecustody #fahtermatter #law #brokenlaw #familylaw #court #depression, #depressionafterdivorce #Divorce #effectsofdivorce #health #masculinity #mentalhealth #suicidal #suicide #equalpay #equalwork #menrights #humanrights
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