According to the “50 Female Privileges” video on YouTube, “A woman has the legal power to rape a man or underaged boy and sue him for child support.” This means that the man would be doing something against his will and then getting punished for it. Men’s rights is a very important subject, and yet it’s rarely ever talked about. There are many rights in America, which is supposed to be a country for equality, that are either against men or favor women. One example of this is cancer funding. According to the Research Portfolio Online Reporting Tools (RePORT), men die from prostate cancer at 73% rate of women who die from breast cancer, yet breast cancer got 2.3 times as much public funding in 2014. Another example of a legal bias against men is child custody. As specified by the “50 Female Privileges” video on YouTube, if
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It helps to fight for equal rights for men. In their, “Who We Are” tab, it quotes, “We are a global alliance made up of dozens of country networks spread across many regions of the world, hundreds of non-governmental organizations, as well as UN partners. MenEngage Alliance members work collectively and individually toward advancing gender justice, human rights and social justice to achieve a world in which all can enjoy healthy, fulfilling and equitable relationships and their full potential. Through our country-level and regional networks, the MenEngage Alliance seeks to provide a collective voice on the need to engage men and boys in gender equality, to build and improve the field of practice around engaging men in achieving gender justice, and advocating before policymakers at the local, national, regional and international levels. At global level, MenEngage is governed by a Global Board. The Global Secretariat is based in Washington DC, and sees to the implementation of the Alliance’s strategic priorities and plan. This includes coordinating and overseeing thematic working groups.
It helps to fight for equal rights for men. In their, “Who We Are” tab, it quotes, “We are a global alliance made up of dozens of country networks spread across many regions of the world, hundreds of non-governmental organizations, as well as UN partners. MenEngage Alliance members work collectively and individually toward advancing gender justice, human rights and social justice to achieve a world in which all can enjoy healthy, fulfilling and equitable relationships and their full potential. Through our country-level and regional networks, the MenEngage Alliance seeks to provide a collective voice on the need to engage men and boys in gender equality, to build and improve the field of practice around engaging men in achieving gender justice, and advocating before policymakers at the local, national, regional and international levels. At global level, MenEngage is governed by a Global Board. The Global Secretariat is based in Washington DC, and sees to the implementation of the Alliance’s strategic priorities and plan. This includes coordinating and overseeing thematic working groups.