Amnesty ignores men abused by women

I THINK Amnesty International’s statement on domestic violence in Ireland (‘Amnesty calls for violence against women to be tackled’, Irish Examiner, June 29) is a rehash of the one they issued last March.

Thu, 07 Jul, 2005 - 01:00

Whether or which, the latest statement has the same unjust omission there is not a word about domestic violence against men.

This is a serious omission by an organisation that claims to be concerned with human rather than exclusively female rights.

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