Here’s an interesting case. A lawyer is suspended for 9 months (is that a pregnant pause in his career?) for certifying a separation agreement that he knew the woman was being forced by her husband to sign. It seems from the Tribunal’s decision that the woman approached the lawyer to have a separation agreement signed […]

I am interested in hearing from those that have grievances with either VonDaelszen and or the Family Court, grievances will need to be clear acts unbecoming of a FCJ such as contempt of Court, breach of Human Rights Act/ DV act/ CoC act etc. I will be taking significant action for such acts myself, the […]

Nice post by an ACT candidate. Not sure if she’ll get enough percentage to enter parliament, but should be interesting to see what her response to my question is: ———- Excellent family-oriented approach for tackling domestic violence. What are your views on the domestic psychological abuse carried out against the males? Society still has not […]

The Fourth Estate as we know it today generally refers to the media. It has been an evolving entity since the concept came to life in the middle ages, with the progressive development of social structures. It depends on whose interpretation you prefer as to who or what the first three estates represent; there are […]

Many times throughout the life of this site authors have raised concerns about media reporting, and often blatant reporting, of news written to favour women or to demonise men. After years of harping we less often see the obvious one liners like ‘the deadbeat dad’. But there is something more sinister afoot when it comes […]

Very interesting article. With some percentages that clearly shows the Labour party needs to brush up on their research skills. http://www.odt.co.nz/news/national/227441/children-most-often-killed-mothers

Please invite all your friends to like and share, locally and internationally, to raise awareness on this upcoming issue in this country. https://www.facebook.com/nzlpwaronkiwimen

The Essay of Tania Billingsley is published at TV3 the source of the quote below: This matter arose out of allegations by Billingsley against a Malaysian diplomat who fled the country under diplomatic immunity. Regardless of the diplomatic circumstances the possibility of the alleged offender’s return was still being considered as was an application by […]

Like most men, I seek an intimate relationship with a woman. Unfortunately, I am family court tainted, and seek only a woman who is fully my equal. Equal. Similar age; similar education and qualifications; similar income; similar asset base; similar debt ratio; similar religion; similar criminal history (i.e. none); similar driving habits (i.e. rarely receives […]

As the saying goes, a week in politics is a long time. Yes, it is less than a week since Cunliffe made his declaration of shame – apologising for being a man – and the media fisticuffs for the moral high ground is showing no sign of losing intensity, case in point this editoral from […]

As one commenter reminded us recently, Barack Obama won his last presidential campaign by chasing the female vote. I have made the point before that feminism is not a viable economic model, and taken to its natural conclusion there will be a point, at which it breaks the back of the federation – obviously that […]

Not sure what we are getting into here. But these ‘sex contracts’ seem like a awesome idea. Written consent to navigate around the ‘guilty unless proven innocent’ concept 😛 http://www.kiwiblog.co.nz/2014/07/sex_contracts.html

There is a growing trend of men who are beginning to realize the risks around the concept of marriage. Feminists claim that women who do not want to marry are ’empowered’, and that marriage is an institution that gives rise to abuse.

Those who pay attention to New Zealand parliamentary debates will be well aware that there is seldom if any male perspective offered in our debating chamber to balance the overwhelming feminist dogma that has become a visibly dominant and mostly unchallenged voice – and even when challenged – that generally concerns financial priority and affordability […]

It is interesting to follow the evolution of the New Zealand Labour Party, from its originally fractured beginnings in the early 1900s, through a long period as one of New Zealand’s two main political parties, and now its descent toward being one of the participants in our fractured left wing of politics.

For the first time, there is something both me and the famous femnazi, Clementine Ford, actually agree on. Although my reason on this topic is – “Marriage is the financial rape of men”. http://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/life/10233310/Our-obsession-with-marriage-fuels-abuse

Yes, today, New Zealand Labour Party leader David Cunliffe, apologised for being a man. “I don’t often say it – I’m sorry for being a man,” Cunliffe said, “because family and sexual violence is overwhelmingly perpetrated by men.”

What a statement made by someone intending to be our next Prime Minister. By this apology he has painted every single male in this country as an abuser and a rapist. http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/10232457/David-Cunliffe-I-m-sorry-for-being-a-man

Another MAN BAN policy by the Labour Government. I KEEP SAYING – Labour is ANTI-MALES. Any men who supports the Labour Party is either a half-man or a faggot. Why is there NO consideration given to any of the male victims here? http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/10232110/Labour-considers-sexual-violence-court

It’s a dangerous occupation drawing comparisons between people, as you run the risk of bumping into other’s preconceptions and opinions. However, after listening to the Youtube video of Warren Farrell speaking at the 1st International Men’s Conference, held recently in Detroit Michigan, I dare to take that risk.

Congratulations AVFM and the international panel who took their expertise and passion to Detroit, to make this inaugural conference a success, and raise awareness, not just of men’s issues, but the significance of men’s issues. First up, there is something that has got me a little confused about the media.

Opening Press Conference Conference Live Feed The Isolated Male I am hoping that AVFM will publish individual Youtube videos especially for Karen Straughan and Warren Farrell. Comment if you find them before I do. Warren Farrell Main speech. Karen Straughan aka ‘girl-writes-what You will find many other interesting videos from Karen on YouTube. This link […]

You may recall the earlier post Rhiannon Brooker Cries Rape (April 2014) reveiling the shocking details surrounding the case of a English man, in which his partner, a trainee barrister, falsely accused him of rape and assault. One of the most disturbing aspects of this case was the extroidinary circumstances surrounding the police investigation, that […]

I wasn’t aware that New Zealand had a ‘Health Quality and Safety Commission’, but apparently so, and should I be surprised, they have a family violence death review committee. Their Fourth Annual Report for the year 2013 is available through the link supplied. History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with […]

Realistic reporting about domestic violence has arrived in the UK – watch this breakfast video. The number of women convicted of domestic violence offences has more than doubled in five years, according to figures obtained exclusively by BBC Radio 5 live Breakfast. A new report by the CPS states that the number of women convicted […]