Suicide figures are the tip of the iceberg: new research

28 May 2019 SUICIDAL behaviour among men could be up to three times higher than some estimates, according to ground-breaking research backed by Beyond Blue and Movember. Beyond the Emergency, a world-first study by Turning Point and Monash University in partnership with ambulance services, investigated the scale and nature of ambulance call outs to men

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Recent Australian intimate partner violence research finds high rates of male victimisation

http://www.oneinthree.com.au/news/2019/5/30/recent-australian-intimate-partner-violence-research-finds-h.html Recent Australian research by Ahmadabadi et al in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence has found that males more often remain in an abusive relationship and report experiencing higher rates of intimate partner violence in their current relationships compared with females. The paper, Gender Differences in Intimate Partner Violence in Current and Prior Relationships, adds to

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Focus on traumatized boys critical to gender equality, research shows

Boys were more likely to report being victims of physical neglect, sexual abuse and violence, the study found The Canadian Press · Posted: May 20, 2019 1:12 PM ET | Last Updated: May 21 A study from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health looked at childhood traumas suffered by 1,284 adolescents aged 10 to

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Fed Up With Feminism Speaking Tour

A message from Bettina Arndt: Hi Everybody,   Some people reading this will be unhappy after the recent election result, but I feel Australian men have dodged a bullet in avoiding a Shorten government.   Many of Labor’s policies on gender issues were extremely alarming, starting with Shorten’s promise last year of “no more budgets

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Shake-up to scrap shared parenting

Attorney-General Christian Porter. Nicola Berkovic LEGAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT @NicBerko 12:00AM April 11, 2019 31 Comments Courts would no longer be forced to consider equal time for both parents and a new system of state courts would be set up, as part of the biggest proposed overhaul of the family law system since the Family Court

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Why Some Children Confess to Abuse that Never Happened

Why Some Children Confess to Abuse that Never Happened Published on August 8, 2016 Amanda Sillars Amanda Sillars Parental Alienation | Resources | Research | Lived Experience Educator & Public … See more … See more 14 articles Follow In this article “Interrogation Techniques, Mental Illness Are 2 Reasons Why People Falsely Confess To Crimes” we

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Aussie’s four-year battle for justice in misconduct row with top US University

Lewis McLeod in Sydney’s Barangaroo district yesterday. Picture: John Feder. exclusive Geoff Chambers Canberra Bureau Chief 12:00AM June 8, 2018 Lewis McLeod’s life, career and ambitions were almost shattered by an unsubstantiated sexual misconduct claim in late 2013. The former Sydney Grammar vice-captain — now 27 — was within touching distance of graduating with top

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Teaching girls to cry rape.

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

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How No-Fault Divorce Empowers the State (and Destroys Freedom)

    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

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