(I know I'm going to get downvoted a lot but I'm going to share my opinion anyway).

I'm not talking or referring to de facto situations where women's or men's gender roles can be pushed even though a formality of equality, in this case I talk about a formal discrimination in the law which advantages the women a lot, and it is the draft.

Basically, if you are a man, the state can force you to die in war, while not if you are a woman. In Ukraine, an 18 year old boy is forced to stay and risk death while a fully adult woman can leave and make her own life elsewhere just because she is a woman. In general, in the vast majority of western countries in the same, and even in the ones where also women have military service (a big minority) it usually lasts less. I can't see how it isn't a clear discrimination against men.

What I also see as a big sign of hypocrisy by leaders of modern progressive parties (whicj should be supposed to advocate for gender equality) is that they basically don't care, in my life I have never seen any big leftwing party protesting against men being forced to die (often a horrible and painful death) just because they are born men, whuch I thunk can be the highest discrimination possible nowadays in a western country.

It seems something completely outside of the political debate, young men in Ukraine are forced to die just because they are men (ans in my country would be the same) but no big progessive party talks about that.

I would like to know what you think about that and why feminist movement never talk about that.