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Istanbul Convention, Gender, and State Silence David Walsh December 30, 2022 The Istanbul Convention is back in the news. On Wednesday, the Swiss government rejected the idea of introducing a third-gender or no-gender option for official records (1). The promotion of gender ideology is a key element of the hotly debated Istanbul Convention. Due to […]
Why Are Young Women Becoming More Violent? SAVE December 28, 2022 These three stories about domestic assaults appeared in a single day on December 27, 2022: New Jersey woman allegedly shoots, kills husband on Christmas Florida mother stabs 3-year-old daughter to death: Police Woman arrested in South Carolina airport after attacking husband over ‘indecent’ photos […]
PRESS RELEASE Rebecca Hain: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org Mass Opposition to Students’ Access to Freedom and Educational Rights (SAFER) Act WASHINGTON / December 20, 2022 – The Students’ Access to Freedom and Educational Rights (SAFER) Act, recently introduced in the Senate (S. 5158) and House of Representatives (H.R. 9387), has ignited a wave of opposition. The […]
PRESS RELEASE Rebecca Stewart: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org Rigged: SAFER Act Bears Eerie Resemblance to Soviet-Era Legal System WASHINGTON / December 15, 2022 — The Students’ Access to Freedom and Educational Rights (SAFER) Act (1) was recently introduced in the Senate (S. 5158) and House of Representatives (H.R. 9387). The bill proposes to make numerous changes […]
Smurto aukomis tampa ne tik moterys, bet ir vyrai Stengiamasi žaisti „į vienus vartus“ B.van der Weg-Bražiūnienė atkreipė dėmesį ir į tai, kad visą praėjusią savaitę daugelyje pasaulio šalių, bet tik ne Lietuvoje, vyko Tarptautinei vyrų dienai (pažymima lapkričio 19 d.) skirti renginiai. „Toks dėmesys – ne atsitiktinis, o tampriai susijęs su stebimu vyrų demonizavimu […]
PRESS RELEASE Rebecca Stewart: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org SAFER Act Seeks to Make Sweeping Changes to Redefine ‘Sex’ and ‘Sexual Harassment’ WASHINGTON / December 12, 2022 – Lawmakers recently introduced the Students’ Access to Freedom and Educational Rights (SAFER) Act in both the Senate and House (1). The bill proposes to codify sweeping changes to the […]
Lawmakers and Attorneys General Succeeded in Blocking the Biden Title IX Policy A combined effort of lawmakers and state Attorneys General succeeded in blocking the Biden Title IX regulation. FEDERAL LAWMAKERS House of Representatives: May 12: Rep. Michael Cloud and 38 others: “The Department’s rule sets a dangerous precedent for undermining the intent of Congress…therefore, we […]
Families in Bermuda Are Being Harmed by the UN’s Domestic Violence Policies Edward M. Tavares Co-founder, ChildWatch Bermuda Bermuda is part of United Kingdom’s commonwealth as an overseas dependent territory. We are sharing our concerns about the status of shared parenting and domestic violence policies. Shared Parenting According to Bermuda’s last statistical family type release […]
Human Rights, Sex Bias, and Family Court Carl Roberts November 30, 2022 On December 10, persons around the world will be observing Human Rights Day, a day that is devoted to celebrating the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Article 7 of the Declaration states, “All are equal before the law and are entitled without any […]
Opinion de Una Ciudadana Peruana Acerca del Abuso Doméstico Hacia el Hombre Laura Leon 16 noviembre 2022 Soy hispana y estoy completamente en contra del abuso doméstico como psicológico tanto a mujeres, hombres o niños. No digo nombres, pero he sido testigo de casos de mujeres que solas se golpean contra objetos para dejar marcas […]