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2	Italian court rules that: 1. ex-wife has the right to implant frozen embryo conceived with ex-husband without his consent 2. the ex-husband will be fully legally responsible for the child For the sake of clarity too I can post dozens of cases of Dalits being instigators and gang raping and killing non dalit minor girls, destroying historical landmarks and also instigating many of the violence and riots and Muslims just last year I got 50 such cases but do I get a forward caste saviour complex? No not at all things take time and need to penalised regardless of caste and be named as such this one sided reporting of media giants and still calling these groups "Dalits" when nobody ca…	/r/MensRights	01/03/21 01:43 AM
2	Italian court rules that: 1. ex-wife has the right to implant frozen embryo conceived with ex-husband without his consent 2. the ex-husband will be fully legally responsible for the child Just to be clear I really like the sub and it's content so I would prefer people quoting actual authorities and not media houses which are nothing more than opinion mouthpieces. Please don't bring politics and white saviour complex on this sub made for men's rights globally by slinging dirt at others thinking you're better. Also my dear western brothers don't expect first world standards from a 2nd world country. You can't expect a 30 years old country and yes only 30 years old country (post lib…	/r/MensRights	01/03/21 01:22 AM
2	Italian court rules that: 1. ex-wife has the right to implant frozen embryo conceived with ex-husband without his consent 2. the ex-husband will be fully legally responsible for the child Well I would really not trust the "reputable media giants" who miss many key details in their own home countries to report about India. I'm indian and I'll quote UNHRC stats castiesm is less than 27% in india on average that's a massive reduction from colonial times of almost 100% institutionally supported by British. Also as far as india goes for the love of God read reports of UNHRC and welfare ministry of india they're more transparent has much more extensive report and have manpower and dedi…	/r/MensRights	01/03/21 01:10 AM
4	In an office in India Damn man I didn't know this, I did some digging in rape cases filed and almost half were a result of breach of couple contracts between people dating each other, this just makes it more depressing ngl on top of ongoing anti capitalism anti majoritarianism and anti men stance of Indian judiciary. There was a politician which said india is the only 3rd world country with 1st world standards, hits home perfectly here.	/r/MensRights	13/02/21 04:18 PM
38	In an office in India India has highest rape conviction rate and highest capital punishment for rapes any educated person understands the implications of rape here.	/r/MensRights	13/02/21 01:54 AM

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