Feminists are Losing Control of the Abuse Narrative

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Feminists are Losing Control of the Abuse Narrative

March 23, 2026 – Hundreds of scientific studies conducted around the world show women are just as likely as men to engage in domestic violence (1,2). And for years, feminists have done everything in their power to conceal that basic truth.

But now, media accounts are revealing the ugly truth of female-perpetrated abuse.

Last week, columnist Lisa Britton published a full-length article about female abuse. She highlights the recent case of Taylor Frankie Paul, star of The Secret Lives of Mormon. In 2023, Paul threw a chair and other objects at her then boyfriend (3), resulting in being charged with aggravated assault. Then last week, her ex- accused Paul of trying to choke him during a recent confrontation. (4)

The very next day, Emma Johnson published a searing exposé of female violence, noting, “I maintain that it is a very feminist stance to accept that women are full people capable of the entire spectrum of human emotion and action — not docile, impotent victims requiring special protections.” (5)

Indeed around the world, word is getting out about the epidemic of female-perpetrated abuse and false allegations:

Austria, Croatia, Italy, Slovenia, and the United States: The Parental Alienation Syndrome Intervention organization recently published a report on the Invisible Crisis of Male Domestic Violence Victims that reveals the abuse double-standard: “The disparity in how abuse functions as mitigation is striking: female defendants receive reduced sentences, parole consideration, and public sympathy rooted in their abuse history, while male defendants in comparable circumstances receive comparatively little recognition of equivalent abuse.” (6)

England: Amy Pugh, 34, attacked and killed her separated husband, Kyle, by strangulation and fracturing his nose and eye socket. Last September, she was sentenced to life imprisonment. She showed no emotion in court. (7)

India: Last week, a 22-year-old Pinki Kumari was arrested for killing her husband, Pankaj Kumar Yadav. The woman mixed poison in his food, then strangled him with a cloth. During the interrogation, she confessed to the crime. (8)

Mexico: Dai Beltran recently launched an online petition to “Promote Equality Before the Law for Men.” She condemns the justice system in her country as one “in which innocent men can see their lives ruined by false accusations.” To date, over 100,000 persons have signed the petition. (9)

Spain: Last year journalist Juan Soto Ivars published his book, This Does Not Exist: False Allegations in Gender Violence, that disputes the government position that only 0.01% of abuse accusations are false. Ivars’ book quickly became a national sensation. Last week, he was featured on a podcast that garnered 39,000 views. (10)

Commentator Tony Farr reveals how feminists captured the domestic violence movement for ideological and strategic purposes. As a consequence, “Men must be punished, not because they are guilty, but because they are men; women must be believed, not because they are truthful, but because they are women.” (11)

As a result of the grisly incidents recounted above, the grand feminist cover-up is now being exposed.

The Domestic Abuse and Violence International Alliance – DAVIA — unites 230 member organizations from 42 countries in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, Latin America, and North America. DAVIA seeks to ensure that domestic violence and abuse policies are science-based, family-affirming, and gender-inclusive. https://endtodv.org/davia/

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