RightsForHim Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
236	Foreigners marrying Indian women: Pascal Mazurier’s case should be your 21-year warning	False Accusation	RightsForHim	/r/MensRights	16/07/25 06:43 AM
48	It's Not Me Calling Women Inferior—It's Indian Laws Saying So	personal	RightsForHim	/r/EverydayMisandry	10/12/24 06:28 AM
8	Indian Laws Call Women Weak, Dependent, and Easily Fooled—But I'm the Villain for Saying It Out Loud?	General	RightsForHim	/r/MensRights	10/12/24 06:25 AM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
7	More Misrepresentation of Rape Statistics Well, in India, legally you can’t term a woman as a rapist. Even in cases where a 40-year-old woman sexually exploits a 15-year-old boy, for instance by giving him drugs, courts have at times brushed it off as a consensual relationship to grant bail to the woman. And yes, there is a judgment on this.	/r/EverydayMisandry	27/03/26 01:15 AM
15	Marriage is just a way to give women a sense of security by holding a man’s assets at gunpoint. I don't think all or most women are like Amber Heard. You may be absolutely right, but all women have a risk-free, open option to become one "legally".	/r/MensRights	06/10/25 08:08 AM
4	Feminists are the reason why men and boys have no legal protection against rape: Adding on to OP: One more example from India: the Chairperson of the Rajasthan Commission for Women Rehana Rayaz Chisti had initiated action against false rape case filers after noticing the rising numbers. But feminist organizations threatened her with protests and forced her to withdraw the decision.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	30/09/25 07:34 AM
1	Are men protected when they find out they were lied to about paternity? You literally have to fight in court to disestablish paternity. In India, you can’t even fight it in court. It will be outright thrown in the garbage in the very first hearing. In fact, you also can’t ask the court for a DNA test, and any DNA test done without the wife’s consent and court approval is not admissible. I even made a post about it before the mods took it down. Yes, mods here are way too sensitive. I posted a few such topics in the past, but they got deleted. Maybe the mods here are …	/r/MensRights	11/08/25 06:18 AM
11	Are men protected when they find out they were lied to about paternity? Meanwhile, in India. Man remains legal father of child born out of wife’s adultery: Supreme Court : -The Supreme Court of India ruled that in cases where a marriage subsists and spouses have access to each other, the husband remains the legal father of a child born to his wife, even if he is not the biological parent. This judgment followed the case in Kerala involving a woman's child from an extramarital affair.	/r/MensRights	11/08/25 01:23 AM
6	A Victory For MRAs in India Atleast court asked to apologise. Good..	/r/MensRights	27/07/25 02:07 AM
1	Foreigners marrying Indian women: Pascal Mazurier’s case should be your 21-year warning I don't know what triggered MODS r/mods	/r/MensRights	16/07/25 02:15 PM
16	Foreigners marrying Indian women: Pascal Mazurier’s case should be your 21-year warning The rape law in India is draconian in nature. Even a false allegation can result in immediate arrest. The accused is vilified to such an extent that not only is their career jeopardized, but their entire family is made to suffer. One becomes a judicial untouchable overnight. Proving innocence can take a decade or more. And even if it is ultimately established that the woman made the accusation to extort money, seek revenge, or for any other malicious intent, the courts do not question her—let al…	/r/MensRights	16/07/25 11:52 AM
14	Foreigners marrying Indian women: Pascal Mazurier’s case should be your 21-year warning Yes it is, but foreigners get trapped into this unknowingly.	/r/MensRights	16/07/25 10:09 AM
54	Foreigners marrying Indian women: Pascal Mazurier’s case should be your 21-year warning No, in India, holding women accountable for perjury, extortion, bribery, harassment or even molestation in some cases is treated as the gravest legal sin.	/r/MensRights	16/07/25 09:10 AM
19	Foreigners marrying Indian women: Pascal Mazurier’s case should be your 21-year warning This reality is far more distressing than most can fathom. The rate of male suicides during matrimonial disputes is nearly three times higher than that of women, according to official data. Women-centric laws, while created with intent to protect, are often rampantly misused, with conviction rates reported as low as 15–20%. A concerning trend has emerged involving the misuse of the POCSO Act, originally intended to safeguard minors, where wives have been found filing false accusations against th…	/r/MensRights	16/07/25 08:30 AM
42	Foreigners marrying Indian women: Pascal Mazurier’s case should be your 21-year warning Don’t ever try to challenge India on this. Just for example—if you break up with your girlfriend here, she can legally file rape charges against you. Yes, breakup equals rape in India. There’s even a separate law that conveniently facilitates this.	/r/MensRights	16/07/25 07:58 AM
1	I remember there was one post here where a woman scammed a richer man by marrying him and divorcing with him after a few months to be getting alimony, and they didn't have kids. Is this "alimony scam" a common issue or this happens rarely? I think the courts usually don't let this happen, so idk This type of scam is increasingly prevalent in India as well. There are numerous instances where a woman marries or becomes involved with multiple men and later files for divorce or lodges a false rape complaint to extort money. Another common pattern involves a woman who, despite having a boyfriend, agrees to an arranged marriage. After securing the marriage, she files for divorce—often securing a substantial financial settlement—which she then uses to start a life with her boyfriend. A more ex…	/r/MensRights	15/07/25 01:11 AM
86	"Feminism fights for equality of all genders" Feminism, by origin, by definition, by history, by ideology and by thought process, was never, is not and can never be about ‘equality for all genders’. The movement would lose its foundational support if it did not nurture misandry. It presents itself as a champion of gender equality only to attract individuals who are unintentionally easy to fool and incel.	/r/MensRights	08/07/25 10:30 AM
7	r/AskIndianWomen incites violence towards male minors, the pro male collective shows them who's boss! They're fighting tooth and nail to exclude female perpetrators from being held accountable for sexual molestation and rape of minor boys. Sadly, it's not surprising this bias is well-documented within the broader feminist agenda.	/r/MensRights	02/07/25 05:47 AM
7	Bengaluru husband commits suicide after legal torture by wife and in laws using fake cases AI consultant at Accenture, Delhi—she just deleted her profile. I don’t understand why she’s so afraid. In India, even if a husband dies by suicide leaving a note naming his wife, women are never arrested, no matter the circumstances. It’s only when the genders are reversed that the police and law act proactively. She’s completely safe, protected by the law, and will remain so, no matter what. Well here is her friend's link (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rohit-nigam-4b21a250/) who helped her a lot…	/r/MensRights	10/12/24 11:52 AM
14	Bengaluru husband commits suicide after legal torture by wife and in laws using fake cases AI consultant at Accenture, Delhi—she just deleted her profile. I don’t understand why she’s so afraid. In India, even if a husband dies by suicide leaving a note naming his wife, women are never arrested, no matter the circumstances. It’s only when the genders are reversed that the police and law act proactively. She’s completely safe, protected by the law, and will remain so, no matter what. Well here is her friend's link (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rohit-nigam-4b21a250/) who helped her a lot…	/r/MensRights	10/12/24 10:49 AM
1	It's Not Me Calling Women Inferior—It's Indian Laws Saying So You’ve made a valid point, which now establishes that, setting the law aside, even women themselves seem to believe in their own inferiority when it comes to mental ability.	/r/EverydayMisandry	10/12/24 07:02 AM
5	Do you support Women’s rights?-Megathread/poll was for option 2, but after reading https://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/s/bnp03VIPh0 now i am for option 4	/r/MensRights	10/12/24 05:44 AM
2	False allegation punishment The "misunderstanding" argument is a rare scenario, as basic human nature involves a tendency to self-check before making serious accusations, fearing legal consequences or societal backlash. This means most false allegations are deliberate rather than accidental. Compromising justice for the majority of victims to account for rare misunderstandings is both impractical and unfair. False accusations not only destroy lives but also undermine trust in genuine claims. The focus should be on the impa…	/r/MensRights	05/12/24 12:03 PM