In 2026 the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Justice, Home Affairs and Migration set out to investigate domestic and gender-based violence and to produce a report.
Who is prepared to work for the interests of Irish men and boys? Men’s Voices has been doing this for more than 10 years and
Image Above: English translation of the internal VRT slide. The “PBH” bar on the right represents people of foreign origin. Today’s post is taken very
Australia has seen real developments over the period from Nov-25 onward, particularly from politicians in state parliaments and even in the federal parliament. Among the
The image above shows Juan Soto Ivars discussing his book on False Allegations. Today’s post consists of a press release from DAVIA dated 23
The year 2025 has seen growing recognition of the long-delayed, fiercely resisted but unequivocally just concerns of men and boys. This is happening not only
Britain’s young women are sad, alienated and increasingly left-wing is the headline of an article in The New Statesman last January. Young women moving to
In considering today’s post we felt we could not do better than reproduce the latest press release from DAVIA which is a blast at the
In 2026 the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Justice, Home Affairs and Migration set out to investigate domestic and gender-based violence and to produce a report.
A prime example of how feminist control of the law around rape, the weakening of due process and how academic discourse around these issues can
A major article Mental-Health Trends and the “Great Awokening” by Zach Goldberg in April 2025, investigates possible connections between the mental health epidemic assailing young
Image Above: English translation of the internal VRT slide. The “PBH” bar on the right represents people of foreign origin. Today’s post is taken very
Britain’s young women are sad, alienated and increasingly left-wing is the headline of an article in The New Statesman last January. Young women moving to
A prime example of how feminist control of the law around rape, the weakening of due process and how academic discourse around these issues can
What ParenThing does for separated fathers When a relationship ends, most of the attention goes to the big things: the legal process, the money, and
Bidirectional Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) A primary finding of research in IPV over the past 15 years is that bidirectional violence is the norm with
The picture above shows a group from Mexico’s National Collective of Women for Equality There is a growing tendency to criticise the dominant brand
As feminists in the Domestic Violence industry seek to extend an ever widening net of offences, opposition to them is ongoing. Recent developments in Australia
Two-Way Violence: A recent analysis by Andreia Machado of Lusófona University in Portugal concludes, “bidirectional violence is the most common pattern of domestic violence.”https://t.co/RK6MzO8UWu
— MensvoiceIreland (@mensvoices_irl) September 19, 2023
A very recent article from Australia highlights a growing phenomenon whereby certain men are not being recorded in any economic/labour category. Growing numbers of men
Australia has seen real developments over the period from Nov-25 onward, particularly from politicians in state parliaments and even in the federal parliament. Among the
As feminists in the Domestic Violence industry seek to extend an ever widening net of offences, opposition to them is ongoing. Recent developments in Australia
The last week has seen an unprecedented denial of democracy, a niggardliness, narrowness of vision and cowardice among the Irish political class. No independent candidates
Board of Cuan We wrote about the launch of Cuan, the new DSGBV agency, in early March https://www.mensvoicesireland.com/news/cuan-the-new-dsgbv-agency-faces-challenges/ Since then further developments have come to
The Incitement to Violence or Hatred bill which is “paused” at the moment has attracted a lot of negative attention, not only in Ireland but
The United Nations has taken a high-profile stance against disinformation.
One recent UN report referred to disinformation and hate speech as “weapons of war.” But UN Women campaign on online harassment is disinformation
The Nuzzo Letter compiled the findings of seven studies of online harassment. Two reported equal percentages of male and female victims, and five higher levels of male victimization, In None were women more likely to be harassed
https://jameslnuzzo.substack.com/p/online-harassment-victimization
Unfortunately, not a single Twitter post during the two-month campaign cited the fact that men are equally likely to be targeted by online harassment. As such, the campaign represented a glaring example of online disinformation.
On November 25, UN Women launched a campaign to end Digital Violence against All Women and Girls.
Promoted by 10 UN agencies and UNICEF, the campaign was one of the most aggressive social media campaigns ever conducted by the UN.
