New Zealand's Ministry of Justice has not been reporting men's rights issues to the UN. I made a complaint to the Human Rights Commission and we will be going through the disputes resolution process later this year.
The whole story is here: https://t.co/R2fZBYrfXJ
Governments have already agreed to protect the human rights of men and boys, so advocating for the human rights of men and boys should be as easy as pushing at an open door.
So why then does it seem that men's human rights are so often overlooked?
https://t.co/5yLR62zIee
@SteveStuWill Some of the items used to measure feminist beliefs are clearly man-hating. EG “The workplace is organized around men's physical, economic, and sexual oppression of women.” Something is wrong with that paper.
@damienmgrant@PaulHuntSRights There needs to be an independent audit of the Human Rights Commission.
Earlier this year I asked Justice Minister Kiri Allen for one, but she did not think it was necessary.
@JulietMosesNZ Please make a complaint to @NZHumanRights regarding these signs. Don't expect much in return, but it is important that the Commission is confronted with the reality of these messages.
@ChrisWillx "We theorized that the most used insults could be tied to evolved, sex-specific cues of mate value." Insults targeted at men derogated formidability/status and sexuality/gender, at women derogated physical appearance and ascribed promiscuity.
https://t.co/0o465LYrro
@CostelloWilliam Incels: People treat us badly.
Feminists: That's not true. It's just your perception.
Also Feminists: Produce an academic' paper justifying treating incels badly.
@TheTinMenBlog The UN say they care about men and boys but that data shows otherwise. For example, here is data from a few years ago showing that only 0.1% of UPR gander-related recommendations are for men and boys.
@eccentrikhat You can find gender-critical feminists and intersectional feminists disavowing each other. Unfortunately, the disagreement is about who counts as a man and can be the target of hatred.
@StudiesMale The word 'for' has two meanings here. Either 'to benefit' or 'to accommodate'. Feminists use this confusion to their advantaged.
Electric chairs are made by men to accommodate men, that doesn't justify electric chairs.