Men are also victims of gender based violance

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One of the war's most occult crimes may be male rape. This might be the case given that both the offender and the victim engage in a "conspiracy of silence," which causes it to be denied or kept a secret. Yet, those who have been the victims of these crimes run the risk of losing the support of their friends and family when the stories are made public. Male sexual assault survivors frequently experience rejection and marginalization within their own groups. When a male experiences this kind of assault, patriarchal societies may label him as a "woman" and assign him traditional gender roles; men are not supposed to be weak.


MHHRI acknowledges that women are more frequent targets of this awful crime. We also want to share data showing that, during times of war and strife, sexual assaults against men are on the rise. As a result, it needs to be addressed as a major violation of human rights with grave implications for mental health.


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Comments

  1. Sphelele Zungu19 March 2023 at 09:26

    This is so heat breaking 😔he will loose his qualities as a man and have lack of confidence 😭

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  2. Advocate19 March 2023 at 11:35

    This issue keeps on getting unnoticed 😢 men are also victims

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  3. Anonymous19 March 2023 at 12:27

    This issue is getting worse it need a solution

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  4. Anonymous20 March 2023 at 05:36

    Men are also victims it just that if they report it are not taken serious they just laugh at them 😭😭😔 that's why they don't report if they are being abused

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  5. Anonymous21 March 2023 at 03:31

    Men's are also victims this need to end

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  6. Anonymous21 March 2023 at 04:02

    Man's find it hard to talk about this because they are scared of being turned into a joke where as they are broken inside 💔

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  7. FashionTemZ23 March 2023 at 02:01

    GBV needs to stop

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  8. Anonymous23 March 2023 at 11:02

    They must speak about these thing and not let the society or the media define them as weak men

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  9. Ntethebakery24 March 2023 at 02:10

    Let's put an end to this

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  10. Anonymous24 March 2023 at 06:02

    Even women can be inconsiderate and also be violence

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