According to a new study more women are are marrying for money than did in the 1940s.
The author of the report, Dr Catherine Hakim, tells BBC Radio 5 live “there is this myth that women invariably choose to have a relationship of total equality”.
Speaking to Victoria Derbyshire, Dr Hakim continues: “More and more women are choosing to marry men who are substantially better educated than them, and therefore have higher earnings capacity.”
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Kathy Black claims £600 a week in benefits to take care of some of her 16 children
In this video, I focus on how violence against women is viewed much differently than violence against men in the media.
The partners of Belgian politicians are being urged to go on a sex strike until a government is formed. Socialist senator Marleen Temmerman said after a week of a similar sex ban in Kenya in 2009, a government was formed.
A Pennsylvania woman was arrested and charged Wednesday with endangering the welfare of a child after showing police a photo of her 2-year-old child duct-taped to a chair.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/CRIME/02/16/pennsylvania.duct.tape.child/index.html
Justice Roshan Dalvi directed Mumbai resident Seema Patil to pay Rs 10,000 as damages to her husband Ajit for filing an application to condone the delay by giving false reasons.
The concept of fatherhood needs to be “dramatically readjusted” to bring it into line with the modern world, according to an important study.

http://www.articlesaboutmen.com/2011/02/fathers-recognised-as-crucial-to-family-un-report-911/