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Written by BBC News
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 08:08 |
The proposal enjoys support from women's groups
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Men seen as likely to be violent towards their wives could be forced to wear an electronic tag under a law being debated by the French parliament.
The tag would have to be worn by men who have received a court order to stay away from their partner.
The proposal is part of a draft law on conjugal violence. It has cross-party support and is expected to pass easily.
According to the government, around 160 women in France are murdered by their husbands or partners every year.
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Written by Vineeta Pandey
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Monday, 22 February 2010 07:49 |
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New Delhi: Family problems, illness, love affairs, bankruptcy identified as top causes
Is the mounting burden of responsibilities driving men to the end of their tether? Numbers suggest so.
In India, one married man commits suicide every nine minutes. Of the total 1,25,017 cases of suicide in 2008, married men alone accounted for 57,639. While the number of women taking the extreme step did not lag far behind, men appeared more vulnerable to mounting social and economic pressures. In the case of women, the trigger was more emotional and personal.
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Written by Uma Challa
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Wednesday, 23 December 2009 22:45 |
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ON THURSDAY, December 10, 2009, the “Sixteen days of activism against global feminist terrorism” held by the All India Men’s Welfare Association (AIMWA) and All India Forgotten Women’s Association (AIFWA) concluded.
As the UN commemorates December 10 as the Human rights day, the two groups wished to focus the attention of the international body towards the discrimination of men.
During the 16 days of activism against global feminist terrorism, we highlighted the serious human rights abuses that men are subjected to in the name of women’s rights and the collateral damages suffered by women, children and families.
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Written by Turan Yilmaz
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Wednesday, 23 December 2009 22:36 |
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Young men are more likely to be psychologically harassed at the workplace, a study reveals. Pranks, getting insufficient information and false accusations are only a few examples of harassment
A survey conducted by two female researchers has shown that young men are more commonly victims of psychological harassment by directors and colleagues in the workplace. Bad jokes, insufficient information, not giving authorization and false accusations are some examples of harassment.
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Written by Myth Kumar
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Saturday, 24 October 2009 07:50 |
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Saw this story of a serial killer on TV news and then got the print of it on the net as below.
Few points to note about this story...
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The teacher's 1st Wife left him because he did not earn enough money for her. Later he married two women and kept them in separate houses. This very well looks like a sort of challenge he took upon himself, that he can keep two; and the 1st wife said he can't her alone!
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