Creation Of Bureaus Within The UnitedNations Securing And Promoting Equal Gender Rights For Men and Boys

Petition to the United Nations for Commissions on Men’s Rights



Petition to the United Nations

Commission on Human Rights

New York, N.Y.



The undersigned Men and Women respectfully submit this Petition to the

United Nations for resolution, and creation, of bureaus within the United

Nations, securing and promoting equal gender rights for men, boys and

those persons possessing or claiming male sexual identity.



Preamble:

Whereas, the United Nations has, since its inception, passed numerous

resolutions to protect the rights of women, based solely upon their

sexual identity, and

Whereas, the United Nations has not, since its inception, ever passed any

resolutions to protect the rights of men or boys, the absence of such

resolutions severely prejudicing the United Nations mission(s) on

world-wide gender equality, and

Whereas, men and boys across the globe have been, and, have become,

victims of oppression, in every nation, based solely upon their gender,

and, systemically denied:

• Equal rights to protection of laws;

• Equal rights to due process;

• Freedom of speech and expression;

• Rights to express and pursue the gender specific emotions of their

birthright;

• Rights to pursue self actualization without governments compelling them into forced military service;

• Rights to vote without subjecting themselves to conscription;

• Rights to equal education opportunities;

• Rights to adequate compensation for high-risk labor;

• Rights to representation for the gender issues of men and boys in political bodies such as the United Nations;





Petition to the United Nations for Commissions on Men’s Rights

• Equal protection of the law against sex predators in educational

institutions, the military, and, in the institutions of the general public;

• Adequate programs to address and ameliorate injuries visited upon men

and boys in situations of domestic and interpersonal violence;

• Rights to participate in the lives of the children they have fathered;

• Rights to participate in decisions regarding the procreation of children

(including the right to DNA paternity testing at the time of birth), the

right during gestation to disavow parental responsibilities if the

conception of a child occurred without the father’s express consent, the

best interests of children, the genital mutilation of male or female

progeny, and the protection of their children from abusive persons in the

child's life;

• Rights to adequate research and medical treatment for illnesses specific to men and boys, including, but not limited to: prostate cancer, male birth

control, male breast cancer, colon cancer, and reconstruction and recovery

from male genital mutilation;

• Rights to genital integrity from birth;

• Rights to participate in decisions on pre-natal issues pertaining to children they have fathered;

• Rights to be free from the oppression that drives a global suicide rate for

men that is four times greater than the suicide rate for women;

• Rights to equally funded health care;

• Rights to have a home and shelter, and, as men are the majority of victims of domestic violence and interpersonal violence, rights to safety in their homes.

Petition:

Now, therefore, the Petitioners request that the United Nations, to further

global gender equality, protect Human Rights specific to those persons

claiming a Male gender equality, provide for the future of Boys and

Men, and in furtherance of global peace, equality and prosperity, resolve as follows:

• That the United Nations resolve to form a Commission on Men’s and Boys’ Rights and provide for funding and programs in support of the Commission that equal the United Nations Commissions for Women;

• That the United Nations resolve to form a Commission on the Status of Men and Boys;

• That the United Nations resolve to form a Commission on Life Saving Commodities for Men and Boys;

• That the United Nations resolve to form a Commission on Men and Boys’ Health;

• That the United Nations resolve to form a Commission on Interpersonal Violence against Men and Boys;

• That the United Nations resolve to form a Commission on Human Trafficking of Men and Boys;



Petition to the United Nations for Commissions on Men’s Rights

Petitioners Have No Other Available Remedy

According to Resolution 1 (XXIV) of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, exhaustion of domestic remedies is not required "if it appears that such remedies would be ineffective or unreasonably prolonged."

In this case, no effective domestic remedies are available to the Petitioners. The governments of the United States, and member nations, have made every effort to thwart Petitioners' attempts to obtain justice, including threatening witnesses, denying equal funding to Men’s programs, facilitating interpersonal violence against Men and Boys, and have failed to respond to Petitioners’ repeated attempts to discuss their demands. Additional attempts would only put the lives of all those involved at risk. The Petitioners have no other recourse but the United Nations Commission on Human Rights.

CONCLUSION:

The undersigned Men and Women, along with billions of other men, women and boys, have been the victims of gross violations of international law. In order to vindicate their rights, to uphold respect for international law, and to deter future human rights abuses, the United Nations Commission on Human Rights should consider this Petition, and undertake a thorough investigation of widespread misandry and violations of the rights of men and boys.



Respectfully submitted,