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Unknown Outcome for Billions Spent on Canada’s Feminist Foreign Policy, Says Auditor General

March 27, 2023
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Global Affairs Canada has not been properly tracking the outcome of approximately $3.5 billion spent on projects to advance gender equality abroad, the Auditor General says in one of her latest reports. “It is imperative that Global Affairs Canada act immediately to improve its information management practices and reporting on results to show parliamentarians and…

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Another Feminist Victory: Back to Winner-Takes-All Custody Battles

February 14, 2023
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Commentary Last week, a television crew from the Japanese public broadcaster came to Sydney to interview family law specialist Justin Dowd, former president of the New South Wales (NSW) Law Society. Japan is considering moving away from mum-custody towards “joint parental authority”,—which recognizes that it’s in the children’s best interests to have both mum and…

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Trashing Men in the Movies

November 3, 2022
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Commentary We’ve come a long way from the days when female reviewers grumbled that men won all the star parts in movies whilst female characters were one-dimensional props to hero males. Many of the producers and playwrights churning out today’s entertainment display total indifference to making male characters believable. One of my favourite movie performances…

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Australian Parliament House Assault Trial Implodes

October 27, 2022
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Commentary What a circus. This week the Brittany Higgins/Bruce Lehrmann rape trial imploded when the jury was dismissed due to misconduct by a juror. The case seemed to be heading for a hung jury after five days of deliberation, during which not a single question was put to the judge—which suggests that the jury was…

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Russian Cannon Fodder

October 19, 2022
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Commentary Our world is obsessed with saving lives. We survived COVID lockdowns imposed by governments claiming to keep us safe. Teams of burly footballers dropped to their knees because Black Lives Matter. The presumption of innocence wilts under the strain of laws designed to keep women safe. After all that posturing, it is odd we…

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Men Fighting Back Against the Gender Bureaucracy

August 30, 2022
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Commentary It makes a pleasant change to see men fighting back—standing up to bureaucrats revelling in their feminist-bestowed power to crush ordinary blokes. Here are two stories of people facing injustice who took on the authorities and won. The first involved a senior doctor working in the health bureaucracy in Queensland, Australia, who suddenly found…

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Feminist Barrister Wins Discrimination Case Against Her Chambers

July 27, 2022
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A London-based barrister has won a discrimination case against her own firm after she was placed under investigation for opposing what has been characterised as LGBT charity Stonewall’s “trans extremism.” On Wednesday, the London Central Employment Tribunal found that, as a consequence of being a feminist who believes that a woman is defined by her sex,…

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Transgender Activist Gets Key Role At UK’s Crown Prosecution Service

June 2, 2022
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The Director of Public Prosecutions has appointed a controversial transgender activist to a key diversity role at the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). Sophie Cook, a transgender woman who was a Labour Party candidate at the 2017 general election, has been appointed to a new role as the CPS’s “speak-out champion.” But the appointment by the…

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Fighting the Good Fight: Small Wins Against Radical Feminism

January 18, 2022
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Commentary There’s been an exciting outcome to a seven-year battle against an Australian university in Victoria, who torpedoed a man’s PhD. This tenacious man—I’ll call him “Philip”—has just achieved a confidential settlement, which is a tribute to his fighting spirit but also a lesson to us all about the importance of fighting back against anti-male…

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UK Police Officer Accepts Responsibility for Killing Sarah Everard

June 8, 2021
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An officer with the London Metropolitan Police has accepted responsibility for the killing of Sarah Everard, a court heard on Tuesday. Appearing at the Old Bailey via video link from Belmarsh Prison, Wayne Couzens, 48, pleaded guilty to the kidnap and rape of Everard, a 33-year-old marketing executive. Couzens accepted responsibility for the killing of…

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