Un Says Britain Most Sexist Place In The World

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You only have to read this section to realise sexism is endemic in this country , it,s probably the most important issue in the land , but is very rarely discussed at the highest levels , the objectifying of women should be abhorrent to any civilised culture ,I for one will never rest until women are treated as equals in every part of society .

We could take a stand on this forum and ban members making sexist or inappropriate comments to or about females .

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All women belong in the kitchen or bedroom

When was the last time you had one in either

Hijo de puta :laugh:

 

Over 6 months ago My balls are like watermelons, green and huge

aye right, I heard the office hottie has started wearing loose clothing to hide her bump

[mushroom 13,302]

 

 

 

 

You only have to read this section to realise sexism is endemic in this country , it,s probably the most important issue in the land , but is very rarely discussed at the highest levels , the objectifying of women should be abhorrent to any civilised culture ,I for one will never rest until women are treated as equals in every part of society .

We could take a stand on this forum and ban members making sexist or inappropriate comments to or about females .

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All women belong in the kitchen or bedroom

When was the last time you had one in either

Hijo de puta :laugh:

 

Over 6 months ago My balls are like watermelons, green and huge

aye right, I heard the office hottie has started wearing loose clothing to hide her bump

 

Coincidentally the office hottie does have a bump .......on her face! Poor lass looks like the elephant girl after having her tooth out :laugh:

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You only have to read this section to realise sexism is endemic in this country , it,s probably the most important issue in the land , but is very rarely discussed at the highest levels , the objectifying of women should be abhorrent to any civilised culture ,I for one will never rest until women are treated as equals in every part of society .

We could take a stand on this forum and ban members making sexist or inappropriate comments to or about females .

:laugh:

 

All women belong in the kitchen or bedroom

When was the last time you had one in either

Hijo de puta :laugh:

 

Over 6 months ago My balls are like watermelons, green and huge

aye right, I heard the office hottie has started wearing loose clothing to hide her bump

Coincidentally the office hottie does have a bump .......on her face! Poor lass looks like the elephant girl after having her tooth out :laugh:

like you look at her face she probably had to tell you before you noticed

[mushroom 13,302]

 

 

 

 

 

 

You only have to read this section to realise sexism is endemic in this country , it,s probably the most important issue in the land , but is very rarely discussed at the highest levels , the objectifying of women should be abhorrent to any civilised culture ,I for one will never rest until women are treated as equals in every part of society .

We could take a stand on this forum and ban members making sexist or inappropriate comments to or about females .

:laugh:

 

All women belong in the kitchen or bedroom

When was the last time you had one in either

Hijo de puta :laugh:

 

Over 6 months ago My balls are like watermelons, green and huge

aye right, I heard the office hottie has started wearing loose clothing to hide her bump

Coincidentally the office hottie does have a bump .......on her face! Poor lass looks like the elephant girl after having her tooth out :laugh:

like you look at her face she probably had to tell you before you noticed

 

Actually I've been ripping the piss since Tuesday and it was the first thing I noticed after my eyes passed the boobs :laugh:

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Rashida Manjoo, a United Nations human rights expert, says Britain's sexist culture is more 'pervasive' and 'in your face' than any other country she has visited

 

Sexism in Britain is more widespread than in any other country due to a 'boys' club culture', a United Nations official has concluded.

 

Rashida Manjoo, a South African human rights expert, was charged by the UN Humans Rights Council to monitor violence against women in the UK and report back to them.

 

She warned that sexual bullying and harassment were now "routine" in UK schools, according to NGOs she had interviewed, and recommended that schools have mandatory modules on sexism.

 

Ms Manjoo shared her preliminary findings on Tuesday and said: Have I seen this level of sexist culture in other countries? It hasnt been so in your face in other countries. I havent seen that so pervasively in other countries. Im sure it exists but it wasnt so much and so pervasive.

 

Im not sure what gives rise to a more visible presence of sexist portrayals of women and girls in this country in particular.

 

What is clear from these indications of portrayals of women and girls is that there is a boys club sexist culture. That exists and it does lead to perceptions about women and girls in this country.

 

Her comments were dismissed by former Conservative health minister Edwina Currie who said: "Most of the women I know like living [in the UK] and enjoy being in a diverse and interesting society."

 

Ms Manjoo, who has reported on violence against women in more than 10 countries since 2009, including Somalia, Zambia, Algeria, Jordan and America, said her findings came from meetings with UK government officials, civil society organisation and individual survivors of violence as she travelled throughout the UK.

 

She is also a Public Law professor at the University of Cape Town, in South Africa, which has some of the highest levels of sexual assault in the world and is one of the world's top ten most violent countries.

 

Ms Manjoo, summarising her UK meetings, said: The sexualised nature and portrayal of women and girls came through very clearly from all interviews that were conducted, but including from the state sector, where preventative programmes are being developed."

 

In particular, she highlighted the easy availability of porn, the use of social media including influencing young children around images and harassment on the [London] Tubes", referencing the current 'Women Who Eat On Tubes' trend of people taking pictures of women eating on the London Undergound, and posting them onto Facebook.

 

When youre sitting on public transport and its OK to harass someone, to inappropriately touch them, its sexist culture, she said.

 

If I was walking down the street and there were whistles - which wont happen at this stage in my life - but thats sexist culture. It means its OK, its normal, whats the problem?

 

Ms Manjoo said it was the Governments responsibility to battle sexist culture, saying that schools should consider having mandatory modules on sexism.

 

The state has a responsibility to protect, to prevent, to punish, to provide effective remedies, she said. These are part of the states responsibility.

 

So in terms of prevention, is it necessary to mandate that certain modules are mandatory for children in schools considering the quite pervasive levels of bullying, sexual harassment and harassment on the tubes which is part and parcel of violence?

 

The general view is that it should be mandatory.

 

However, Ms Currie dismissed Ms Manjoos comments, saying she doesnt think the UK has a problem with sexist culture.

 

There are people around who are quite convinced that there are things wrong with British society and Im not one of them, she told Telegraph Wonder Women.

 

Why cant she go to a country where women cant drive cars, or have maternity leave? There are plenty of countries where women face serious problems. You cant say they have a big problem in the UK.

 

Most of the women I know like living here and enjoy being in a diverse and interesting society. Many of the men I know think that we live in a female dominated society and its women who call the shots.

 

Laura Bates, founder of the Everyday Sexism project, said: I would say that its really important that we take this seriously.

 

What she says about the importance of teaching this in schools is absolutely paramount. We know [young people] are exposed to [sexism]. The question is, are we going to give them tools to deal with it?

 

But Ms Bates said she does not think it is entirely the Governments responsibility to tackle sexist culture in the UK, adding: I think it has to be both: support from the Government and organisation, but also individuals playing their part in changing what we consider to be normal and acceptable.

Clearly, she's not been to Detroit.

 

ATB

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I'm more of a leg man myself, but boobs come a close second

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See if I don't quote a post, you can guarantee someone will post inbetween the post I'm responding to

[mushroom 13,302]

I'm more of a leg man myself, but boobs come a close second

She has them too :laugh:

[albert64 1,882]

women shouldn't even be mentioned on this site

[Astanley 11,580]

women shouldn't even be mentioned on this site

One knock back from MLB and youv turned into a bitter twisted chauvinist , lower your sights Alby and try again with Cold Ethyl or Danos bird .

[mushroom 13,302]

 

women shouldn't even be mentioned on this site

One knock back from MLB and youv turned into a bitter twisted chauvinist , lower your sights Alby and try again with Cold Ethyl or Danos bird .

 

Becky says hi

 

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[albert64 1,882]

stan if youd of kept your woman in her place your washing machine wouldn't of commited suicide

 

and you mushy wouldn't be pushing a wheel barrow about

[WILF 47,967]

Tell her to get in the kitchen and get the curry on and stop driving everyone mad

[Blackbriar 8,569]

Lads, lads, lads....................Ms Manjoo is absolutely right. You can't keep your 'significant other females' chained to the kitchen sink for ever.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Otherwise, they can't reach the ironing board !