From: saveindianfamily@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:saveindianfamily@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Madhup Kumar
Sent: Friday, April 11, 2008 8:43 PM
To: nanette.braun@unifem.org; chandini.joshi@unifem.org
Cc: info@unifem-usnc.org; info@unifemul.org; info@unifem.ch; info@inifem.se;
admin@unifemsingapore.org.sg; lulucquezon@yahoo.com;
unifemnihon@crux.ocn.ne.jp; jean.c.t@clear.net.nz; inifemilatia@virgillo.it;
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Subject: [SaveIndianFamily] Save India: Help by setting a goal to make laws
gender equal
Dear UN,
Please don't send Indian Husbands to Jails under unequal gender laws created
by UNIFEM.
Please don't drive the suicides rates of Indian men. It is 56000 Indian men
die by suicide due to indirect action of UNIFEM annually.
Oue mothers and sisters are arrested, over 95000 women in India have been
arrested in last four year.
Please make the Domestic Violence law Gender equal. Please remove the
section 498A. Please make it you UN millennium goals. If you want women to
march ahead in India, make the laws justice, campaign for it, don't kill men
to achieve that.
Remember UN is killing men, arresting people in India, elders , sisters,
brothers, men under false complaints. Then huge money is extracted. Then
there is corruption. The conviction rate is less than 2% in all these cases.
More than 98% cases in India are false. Please work on it o highest priority
withIndian counter parts. I have written a mail to Gita as well, enclosed.
This is pretty serious issue ina country of 1 billion. Wake up please.
Madhup
Save India Family Foundation.
http://indianjudgements.blogspot.com
----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Madhup Kumar
To: gita@iimb.ernet.in
Cc: SIF
Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2008 9:10:04 AM
Subject: [SaveIndianFamily] why do UNIFEM work in India against Indian
husbands?
Dear Gita Sen,
Dr. Gita Sen an Indian gender expert, is a professor at the Indian Institute
of Management in Bangalore, India
it is people like her who influence UNIFEM policies in India.
Why is 498A removal not in UN millennium goals. Why is domestic violence
removal not in UN millennium goals. Dr. Gita Sen, can you please help us
know?
1) We Indian husbands are being targeted by violent feminism and face
violent laws. Why is that laws in India not gender equal. Why is the
conviction rate in 498A cases only 2%? Why do you need more laws?
2) What is the rationale behind your policies and UN policies? UN speaks of
equal justice , why are you not on the side of justice. Why is UNIFEM
investing in India against Indian husbands? Why do you want to create an
image where Indian men are shown in wrong way. Why do you need the CAW
cells? Why do you terrorize people in the name of Gender?
3) Why were 95000 Indian women arrested in last four years of UPA rule? Why
is Gender a vote bank? Why do you need to give 1 Lakh per girl child per
birth in BPL family? why no gender equity there?
4) Why do parents of girl not give her share in property? why do you need
maintenance? why can't the girls of India stand on their two feet which god
has given them? why cant they earn on their own? all wives who have files
support cases in India can earn on their own. Look at your own "Women
Entrepreneurs Pro-gramme in IIMB" which is displayed? We want women to be
independent but why tarnish the image of Man, who no equal Rights for men?
5) Why do budget give more tax benefits to women? why do men not get more
paternity leaves? Why do men not get child custody or be able to be do
shared custody for their own children?
6) Why does man spend 4 months in jail based on false report of women? why
does man not get to participate in hos own child development as much as he
wants?
7) why are men not considered voices for abortion worldwide? why is right to
birth not given to man as he is also a parent?
8) why do divorce cases take so much time in India ? why do you harp on
false families leaving people distraught? why do extortion and corruption
based on false relationships and hence false laws.
I will be among the several voices who will ask these questions to you?Why
do we need radical feminism?
Why are you not shaping the millenium UN goals to accomodate our valid
concerns and making India more sane and giving justice to all irrespectiive
to gender?
Madhup
PS: If you don't want you receive mail on this id, please provide another
id. I want your answers on all my questions
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hNgwWOU1w3oawHNUI1C8WjChIYPAD8VUON680
UNITED NATIONS (AP) - A women's network accused the United Nations of giving
in to political pressure in choosing a Spaniard to head the U.N. Development
Fund for Women over a candidate who was recommended by the selection panel.
DAWN, a network in developing countries that advocates for gender justice,
said that Gita Sen of India, one of the network's founders, was the only
candidate of six finalists recommended for the job by the U.N. panel that
conducted the interviews.
"However, because of the U.N.'s concerns over funding, and significant and
open political pressure from the government of Spain, other names from the
short-list were brought back into consideration," DAWN's Steering Committee
said in an open letter on Tuesday.
Spanish sociologist Ines Alberdi, a former member of the Madrid Assembly who
served as an expert in the European Union's Equal Opportunities Unit and has
done extensive research on gender issues, was selected Monday by Kemal
Dervis, the head of the U.N. Development Program in consultation with
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and UNIFEM's consultative committee.
Women's rights groups noted that according to the UNIFEM 2006-2007 annual
report, the fund's leading donor was Spain at $11.4 million.
Alberdi's appointment was announced at the same time that of an Indian
research and policy expert with the World Bank, Ajay Chhibber, as assistant
secretary-general, assistant administrator of UNDP, and director of UNDP's
Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific.
UNDP spokesman David Morrison refused to answer any questions about the
selection process, passing queries to U.N. spokeswoman Michele Montas who
said "there is no direct connection" between Spain's contribution, the
choice of Alberdi, and the selection of an Indian for a top post.
DAWN's letter said it was "dismayed" by the way in which the U.N. made the
UNIFEM appointment since the U.N. panel "identified one person, Dr. Gita
Sen, as outstanding and recommended her for the position."
Sen, an Indian gender expert, is a professor at the Indian Institute of
Management in Bangalore, India, and an adjunct lecturer at the Center for
Population and Development Studies at Harvard University's School of Public
Health. She is a founding member of DAWN, which stands for Development
Alternatives with Women for a New Era.
Montas called the selection process "comprehensive" and "extensive."
UNIFEM provides financial and technical assistance to programs in countries
around the world to promote women's rights and gender equality.
http://indianjudgements.blogspot.com
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