Yes, for now there is no movement. why ?! read this comment from this post:

Personal ownership and responsibility of your problems, even problems that aren't necessarily your "fault" has a value in the world. In fact for the individual it is the only advice that is actually helpful. On a societal level there are ways in which men are "victims", but to internalise this and apply it yourself as an individual is simply not helpful or productive to anything, it's a toxic abyss. If you want to obtusely sum all this up as people callously saying "man up" then go ahead, but you're not helping anything.

What we need to do is the opposite. social movement born from internalising the pain and suffering of others, the reason why women create groups, lobby, events and spend hours and hours to the cause because they see themselves as victims.

When you hear about male victims of domestic vilence and the lack of services, the underfunding of men's health, the discrimination in college etc etc .. you need to feel as if you are personnaly affected. you need to feel as a victim. the sense of "victimhood" is what make people protest, donate money, talk with politicians etc ..

And that's why the men's rights movement is not yet born, because men still see themselves as individuals. they read about men's rights with cold heart just like they are reading about the wether.

PS: as a man you will live 5 years shorter because of the lack of research on men's health. so you are literally a victim. if you think men are not victims then they don't deserve a movement.