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0	Greater Manchester launch strategy to tackle gender based violence against boys and men I have no issue with it at all. My issue is with people on here being obsessed with hating women, rather than helping men. What we know is rape as in physical forced rape is by far the most damaging and that is mostly done by men, to men. There isn’t enough evidence on the impact of forced penetration. I am sure it is detrimental to someone’s mental health. It seems logical that someone whose girlfriend coerced them into to having sex is probably less traumatised than someone whose uncles raped …	/r/MensRights	22/11/24 09:47 AM
1	Greater Manchester launch strategy to tackle gender based violence against boys and men You clearly don’t understand the research. The whole point of that article is using data sources that don’t match CDC as they only use a narrow definition of rape that is forced penetration. The NCVS data is used because it used the broader term for sexual violence not the narrow one of rape. So it can’t be compared to other data like CDC, which like I said, is the entire point. If you look at the NISVS data, which includes coercion etc. 18.3% of women were raped or had attempted raped in their …	/r/MensRights	22/11/24 09:42 AM
1	Greater Manchester launch strategy to tackle gender based violence against boys and men Or not of. So it’s women or their dad or brother than abuse men	/r/MensRights	22/11/24 08:06 AM
-3	Greater Manchester launch strategy to tackle gender based violence against boys and men Yeah that’s interesting. It’s based on 3 year survey data. Female perpetrators acting without male co-perpetrators were reported in 28 percent of rape or sexual assault incidents involving male victims With 58% of those citing an attack. Which is from the national violence survey which also states 90% of people who experience sexual violence are women. So basically female on male sexual violence accounts for about 3% of all incidences. So that’s supports what I was saying. Most acts of sexual vi…	/r/MensRights	21/11/24 09:33 PM
-9	Greater Manchester launch strategy to tackle gender based violence against boys and men That article is bad science. You should read the reply: https://westminsterresearch.westminster.ac.uk/download/aeb05f72f4fd00896a2a45558f076ef06f8fa88ae8de8e1f490350865ffbd687/722367/s12119-022-09988-0.pdf If you are actually interested in this you should look for the best sources of evidence, not the ones that best fit the narrative you want to believe. Look at meta analysis & systematic reviews on the topic.	/r/MensRights	21/11/24 08:18 PM
-2	Greater Manchester launch strategy to tackle gender based violence against boys and men Oh I’ve got you. The answer is yes. Estimates are 80% of female abusers were also abused as children. Which is actually quite a lot higher than males. The abuse is also often more extreme as well.	/r/MensRights	21/11/24 05:53 PM
-7	Greater Manchester launch strategy to tackle gender based violence against boys and men Well that’s based off the UK national crime survey that includes 75,000 households that are selected based on proportional sampling. You can just randomly guess and ignore all the evidence if you want to though. An estimated 82% of child sexual abuse is by males though. Most female abuse is also on adolescent men, not prepubescent children. Also around half the time to a third it is with a male accomplice. When it’s not most common in a parent or a teacher. You are right though, female child sex…	/r/MensRights	21/11/24 05:45 PM
2	Greater Manchester launch strategy to tackle gender based violence against boys and men In the UK 82% are male & 79% of victims are female. However male victims is likely underreported.	/r/MensRights	21/11/24 05:20 PM
-6	Greater Manchester launch strategy to tackle gender based violence against boys and men Read the plan. It focuses on domestic abuse of men, which is often done by women or male’s in the women’s family. It talks a lot about why men won’t seek help. Including things like them being seen as perpetrators not as victims. It’s focused on men who have experienced sexual abuse. The evidence suggests 86% of sexual assault on men, is by men. I find it weird your focus is on female perpetrators rather than male victims. It seems like you are more bothered at hating women than the rights of me…	/r/MensRights	21/11/24 05:09 PM
-8	Greater Manchester launch strategy to tackle gender based violence against boys and men All evidence indicates it does. It’s overwhelmingly men. Reality when it comes to supporting male survivors of sexual assault, it is mostly men who are the perpetrators But not exclusively and it’s great this strategy recognises that. Info from organisation associated with the programme is good: https://malesurvivor.co.uk/support-for-male-survivors/myths-and-facts/	/r/MensRights	21/11/24 04:52 PM
-19	Greater Manchester launch strategy to tackle gender based violence against boys and men The overwhelming majority of sexual abusers are men though, and being abused yourself is a risk factor, so it makes sense. Raped women don’t often go on to rape men.	/r/MensRights	21/11/24 04:37 PM
-10	Greater Manchester launch strategy to tackle gender based violence against boys and men Read the actual strategy, that is in reference to men who have been abused as a child being much more likely to commit similar acts. No idea why you’re negative about this	/r/MensRights	21/11/24 04:32 PM