Category: Global

Men film themselves sexually abusing sedated women and share it with other men online. Why? | The Conversation

The world watched on in horror in 2024 as Dominque Pelicot and 50 other men were tried in a French court for repeatedly drugging and raping Gisele Pelicot over almost a decade. All of them were found guilty.

A recent investigation by CNN revealed there are thousands-strong groups on messaging app Telegram who share tactics and videos assaulting and raping their girlfriends and wives.

While the CNN report and Pelicot’s case shocked the world, these cases are not unique, with private pages and group chats being uncovered in Australia, Canada, Ireland, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain, China, and Poland.

While research on perpetrators of online violence is still emerging, those who study the cultures of these online groups observe that a kind of homosocial bonding is created when share their abuse with one another.

While the men in these groups are sharing images and videos of women, commenting on women’s bodies, degrading women and objectifying women, it is men who are at the centre of the exchange. They seek the validation and praise of other men. One way this is achieved is by getting comments and likes on their videos.

In these groups, the practices and the language are meant to degrade women, to reduce them to raw material, objects to be consumed to satiate men’s desire, and to reinforce the bonds between men. Misogyny is the “social glue” that holds these communities together.

In 2024, Telegram’s founder was arrested and charged in France for allowing illicit behaviour on the platform, including the distribution of child sexual abuse material. The case is still before the courts.

Source: Men film themselves sexually abusing sedated women and share it with other men online. Why?

The Upside of Feminization | Jo Bartosch

Across faiths, women have long polled as more religious than men. These days we are also more likely to profess belief that men can become women if they look sad enough and claim sufficiently womanly feelings. Men, by contrast, are often less persuaded by transgender ideology, because they recognise how powerful male sexuality is as a driver of behaviour. Unlike women, they can see that the Emperor is really just an entitled flasher, because they can be emperors too.

But there is a more plausible explanation for apparent female credulity than the right-wing fantasy that women are simply less rational than men. Given that most women live alongside men, love men, and depend upon men at various points in their lives, cognitive dissonance about the risks males pose is hardly surprising. It is easier, and certainly safer, to believe that violent and deviant men are rare aberrations than it is to confront what the possibility of male violence means. The fashionable #bekind approach allows women to avoid acknowledging their own vulnerability.

Against this backdrop, female risk denial begins to make sense. You might expect women, being physically weaker, to be more alert to danger. Instead, we are often more willing, or at least more willing to pretend, that no threat exists. So barriers that protect us are pulled down, leading to prison abolition, open borders, and admitting men to female hospital wards. Whether this reflects hardwired “suicidal empathy,” as Saad and his acolytes insist, or is the product of a culture that punishes women who dare to put themselves first, we will probably never know. But female political behaviour is not necessarily evidence of female power. More often, it is evidence of female adaptation.

That women have entered workplaces, and that workplace culture has changed, is undeniable. But the idea that the modern ideological order was fomented by deranged women in HR departments is far less convincing.

If women are really responsible for the ideological capture of institutions, why has so much of it been bankrolled, protected, and normalised by powerful men? Governments, tech firms, broadcasters, universities, and corporations are not run by anxious female HR assistants. They are run overwhelmingly by men who discovered that fashionable moral causes offered status without sacrifice.

There is another reason transgender ideology is so easy to slide into. It does not upend old-fashioned sexism so much as repackage it. It asks for no uncomfortable introspection about the stereotypes we all, to varying degrees, collude in. On the contrary, it rewards their enthusiastic performance.

The “great feminization” thesis takes phenomena emerging from the interaction of technology, pornography, psychology, and sex and reduces them to a familiar story about female influence gone rogue. This is why the theory ultimately fails. It cannot explain why gender ideology has been enforced by male-led institutions, nor why its imagery maps less onto women’s lives than onto male sexual fantasy. The culture has not simply become more feminine. In many respects, it has become both more masculine and pornographic, and more feminine and compassionate as a result.

Source: The Upside of Feminizatio

German Children Given “Inclusive Brothel” Assignment As Part of “Sexual Education of Diversity” Class – Reduxx

Children in a sex education class in Germany were instructed to design a brothel “for everyone” as part of their course, sparking backlash from parents and even other students at the school.

The children, aged between 13 and 15, received the assignment at the Cardinal von Galen Gymnasium in Kevelaer, a small town in North-Rhine Westphalia close to the Dutch border with a population of just 28,000. The community is most known for being a religious pilgrimage site for Roman Catholics, who descend upon the town once per year to honor the Virgin Mary.

The exercise was part of a larger syllabus entitled “Sexual Education of Diversity: Practical Methods on Identities, Relationships, Bodies, and Prevention for Schools and Youth Work.”

This is not the first time prostitution has intersected with youth education in Germany.

In 2023, the city of Berlin has prompted outrage from locals after offering a graphic picture book on prostitution to children via its official website. The book, titled Rosie Needs Money (Rosi sucht Geld), was advertised as a resource for youth aged 6 to 12 years old, and was illustrated using drawings sourced from children in the community.

Source: German Children Given “Inclusive Brothel” Assignment As Part of “Sexual Education of Diversity” Class – Reduxx

France School Abuse Scandal Widens to 114 Institutions as Prosecutors Unveil Horrifying Rape and Torture of Minors | IBTimes UK

France is confronting what prosecutors describe as the worst institutional child abuse scandal in its modern history, as criminal investigations spread through 114 Paris schools and nurseries where children as young as three were allegedly raped, beaten and denied food by the very workers paid to protect them. What began as a local outrage has now engulfed the entire capital, exposing systemic failures in the safeguarding of some of France’s youngest pupils.

The allegations documented by police, lawyers and parents’ groups are devastating in their specificity. Lawyer Louis Cailliez filed formal police complaints in February 2026 on behalf of two Paris families regarding the alleged rape of their nursery school children in 2025. In one case, a three-year-old girl was allegedly assaulted by a monitor at a school in western Paris. In a second case, a three-year-old boy was allegedly raped by the same supervisor, a man who had previously been transferred to a different school following earlier complaints about physical violence. Cailliez noted that on one morning, the boy became so terrified he refused to leave home.

That pattern of transfer rather than termination runs through the scandal like a thread. Le Parisien revealed that a monitor indicted in 2025 for sexually abusing three minors at a Paris school had already been taken into police custody in 2024 for similar acts at a neighbouring institution, and was returned to work regardless. Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire, who took office in March 2026, publicly apologised for the hiring of another after-school monitor last year who had previously been charged with sexual abuse at a school in a nearby district.

On 20 May 2026, Paris’s Brigade de Protection des Mineurs, the city’s specialist child protection unit, carried out coordinated raids across the capital. Officers detained 16 people working in after-school programmes at the Saint-Dominique state nursery school in the 7th arrondissement. The suspects, aged between 18 and 68, included kindergarten assistants, city education supervisors and activity leaders directly employed by Paris City Hall. Prosecutors confirmed the charges ranged from rape of minors and sexual assault to sexual exhibitionism and physical violence against children.

Source: France School Abuse Scandal Widens to 114 Institutions as Prosecutors Unveil Horrifying Rape and Torture of Minors | IBTimes UK

How to File the Discrimination Lawsuit in your State or Country | Women’s Coalition

Please share this post with anyone interested in filing the lawsuit or spreading the word with MSM, independent, or social media.

First, to be clear, these lawsuits are not an end in and of themselves. Hopefully they will help women who have active cases, but there is no guarantee.

They serve to legally and culturally establish that discrimination is the cause of women losing custody and are meant to be a springboard for demanding the implementation of a new system where judges do not have the power to discriminate.

WHERE TO FILE

In the U.S., the lawsuit must be filed state by state, as child custody is always under state jurisdiction.

In other countries, custody may be under state or federal jurisdiction, so check with an attorney.

Our Coalition has mothers in every state and country who have expressed interest in joining a lawsuit. So we have a base of women from which to file just about anywhere.

WHAT TO DO

If you would like to file in your state/country, you need to find a (preferably) female attorney who will file the Complaint pro bono.

Then have her contact Cindy Dumas (Women’s Coalition’s Executive Director) at cindydumas@womenscoalition.org. We will work together to ensure the lawsuit stays true to purpose.

EQUAL PROTECTION CLAIM

Our lawsuit is exclusively about women’s right to not be discriminated against in child custody cases. This translates legally into the right to “equal protection of the laws”.

Many western countries provide this equal protection right for women in some form.

Source: How to File the Discrimination Lawsuit in your State or Country

FRANCE: Women’s Rights Activist Convicted of Insulting “Transgender Women” by Discussing Their “Male Attribute,” Fined €4,500 | Genevieve Gluck

A French women’s rights activist has been found guilty of “public insult” over a remark she made during a televised debate with a trans-identified male. Dora Moutot was informed on May 20 that she had been convicted of “public insult against a person or group of people on account of their sex, sexual orientation or gender identity” due to her comment that women are “wary of people with penises.”

Moutot made the statement during an October 2022 episode of the popular talk show Quelle Époque!, where she had been invited as a guest to debate a trans-identified male named Marie Cau, the mayor of Tilloy-lez-Marchiennes. While discussing the issue of men who claim to be transgender women, Moutot stated that women have a need to be cautious in the presence of “people with penises.”

In its ruling, the court argued that Moutot had reduced “transgender women” to “their male attribute.”

Incredibly Moutot was fined €1,000, to be paid to the state, as well as the payment of €500 in damages to each of the three trans activist associations who backed Cau’s legal complaint, and an additional €2,000 to cover the court costs, which had come from public funding.

Moutot also stated that she intends to appeal the decision, saying that she is willing to take the case to the Court of Cassation, the highest court in France.

In September 2022, Cau published an autobiography titled Madame Mayor (Madame le Maire) wherein he described his urge to wear women’s clothing, an activity which he says brings about the “height of happiness” for him.

In his autobiography, Cau also detailed his divorce from his wife, and railed against the justice system, which granted custody of their children to his former wife.

In a staggering hypocrisy, though Moutot had been accused of “advocating violence against transgender individuals,” the author and women’s rights campaigner has herself been subjected to a targeted campaign of harassment, with trans activists explicitly calling for her murder.

Source: FRANCE: Women’s Rights Activist Convicted of Insulting “Transgender Women” by Discussing Their “Male Attribute,” Fined €4,500

Baby broker: The ‘crazy car salesman’ brokering babies and holding embryos ‘hostage’ | SMH

Norris-Ongso and his company, Global Surrogacy, have been accused of running an unethical surrogacy practice, linking international clients with women in developing countries to carry their children, and cashing in on a burgeoning billion-dollar industry. The company has since rebranded to KinPath Surrogacy. Norris-Ongso resides in Portugal.

The global surrogacy industry has exploded in the past decade. Valued at $27.9 billion in 2025, it is projected to reach $201.8 billion by 2034.

This masthead has spoken to a surrogate, multiple clients and former staff, all of whom raised concerns about Norris-Ongso’s behaviour and Global Surrogacy’s operations.

Source: Baby broker: The ‘crazy car salesman’ brokering babies and holding embryos ‘hostage’

Attorney general to review Fordingbridge teen boys’ rape sentences | BBC

The attorney general is to review the sentencing of three teenage boys who raped two girls in separate attacks, after criticism their sentences were too lenient.

The boys, two aged 15 and one 14, were not given custodial sentences for the attacks in Fordingbridge, Hampshire, in 2024 and 2025.

They “brazenly filmed” the rapes on their phones and later shared some of the footage online. The teenagers were given youth rehabilitation orders (YRO) and walked out of court with 11 rape convictions between them.

A government spokesperson said the attorney general’s office had received “multiple” requests for the sentences to be reviewed under the Unduly Lenient Sentence (ULS) scheme.

Speaking on the Today programme on Saturday, Wendy Joseph, former Old Bailey criminal judge, said that had an adult committed a similar crime, the sentence would be “15 years plus”, given the age of the victims, the fact a knife was present and that the assaults were being filmed.

Source: Attorney general to review Fordingbridge teen boys’ rape sentences

Ministers talk equality but stay silent on FGM, forced marriage and Sharia courts – Rebecca Paul

Earlier this year, I took the unusual step of publishing a minority report to the Women and Equalities Committee’s inquiry into discrimination, harassment, and abuse against Muslim women. Minority reports in Parliament are rare, but I felt it was necessary because the Committee’s main report failed to confront some uncomfortable realities about abuse from within the Muslim community itself.

As I was writing my report, I asked myself a simple question: would I accept these practices for my own daughter? Would I accept her being pressured to cover her head as a child, pushed into a marriage without full legal protection, expected to resolve family disputes before a religious body, or left without proper protection from practices such as FGM? If the answer is no, then it must be no for every girl in this country.

We know that Muslim women and girls can and do face abuse from outside their communities and this should be challenged wherever it appears. It is completely unacceptable. But protecting women from external hostility must not become an excuse for ignoring harmful practices happening within some communities and family structures.

Unfortunately, that is exactly what the Government’s response to the Committee’s report has done. The most telling aspect of the Government’s response is not what it says, but what it does not. Ministers found plenty of room for warm words on equality, diversity and inclusion. Yet when presented with my specific recommendations on headscarves in schools, unregistered religious marriages, first-cousin marriage, Sharia councils and FGM, they say nothing.

Britain is rightly proud of being a tolerant country committed to freedom of religion. Our tolerance though cannot mean turning a blind eye when women and girls are being disadvantaged and harmed.

Source: Ministers talk equality but stay silent on FGM, forced marriage and Sharia courts – Rebecca Paul

NYPD Update on elderly convicted killer arrested after dismembered body found in Brooklyn – YouTube (farcical – they are discussing a male serial killer)