Bettina Arndt asks the question: Why are we teaching girls to cry rape? Why are we teaching young women to cry rape? In many countries, inc luding Australia, feminists are pushing for sexual consent courses to be introduced into schools which teach girls that ‘regret sex’ is rape, that they have a right to
How No-Fault Divorce Empowers the State (and Destroys Freedom) The New Politics of Sex The Sexual Revolution, Civil Liberties, and the Growth of Government Power – A new book by Stephen Baskerville, PhD Ruth Institute’s Summit on “Survivors of the Sexual Revolution” Conservative family and Christian groups are finally getting serious about confronting
Family law reform plans face a long wait as legal and political wheels turn slowly. Nicola Berkovic LEGAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT 12:00AM April 23, 2019 42 Comments Adrian Grainger is a shattered man. Emotionally and financially. After he had fought his ex in the family law system for almost nine years, the Family Court ruled in
From Bettina Arndt Hi Everybody, Another extraordinary story this week – involving a Victorian man, Igor Rogov, who was sent to a batterer programme for re-education. Yet this only happened because Igor called the police during a violent attack by his wife. But then he ended up being thrown out of the programme because he
Boy must leave mother with ‘hateful feelings’ for father, judge rules Eight-year-old has to live with father to avoid significant emotional harm, parents told Press Association Tue 23 Apr 2019 00.21 AEST Last modified on Tue 23 Apr 2019 09.25 AEST The judge analysed the case at a private family court hearing in Norwich. Photograph:
NewsFamilyThu Jan 10, 2013 – 8:02 pm EST marriage While more young women say that having a successful marriage is important, fewer men share that goal. Fewer young men in the US want to get married than ever, while the desire for marriage is rising among young women, according to
Message from Bettina Arndt Well, I finally managed to interview Janice Fiamengo this week after various attempts in the past which floundered over internet problems. I’m sure she will need no introduction for many of you who are familiar with her YouTube channel, The Fiamengo Files. But for those of you who haven’t
Gideon Rozner 16 April 2019 , IPA TODAY, PUBLICATIONS, Media Releases, RESEARCH AREAS, Climate Change, Freedom of Speech Share: The Institute of Public Affairs has today welcomed the historic judgement in the case of Peter Ridd vs James Cook University (JCU) with Judge Vasta finding that Peter Ridd was wrongly dismissed by JCU. “This judgement
Women bark, Men bite. Controversial media Award winner Adele Horin (Right) Adele Horin, writer for the Sydney Morning Herald, is no stranger to the trappings of wish-fulfilment journalism. For many journalists, you see what you need to see, and in the case of Adele Horin, men are inherently evil, as one can see from the litany of her work.
The Domestic Violence Parallel Track Part of Real World Divorce: web edition | Kindle edition “Your typical divorce plaintiff wants four things: (1) the house, (2) the kids, (3) the husband’s paycheck, and (4) freedom to spend time in the house with her boyfriend,” said one attorney. “It might take her two years to
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