Do Men have Rights ?

Episode 11 of the Small Pieces Of Life podcast, hosted by Akshd, titled "Do Men have Rights ?" was published on May 4, 2021 and runs 7 minutes.

May 4, 2021 ·7m · Small Pieces Of Life

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Summary

Do men face problems such as harassment and violence ? If so , are there any laws to protect them or are they expected play to the seterotype and handle everything on their own and bundle up everything inside , putting up a brave exterior as they are crumbling from within .

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Do men face problems such as harassment and violence ? If so , are there any laws to protect them or are they expected play to the seterotype and handle everything on their own and bundle up everything inside , putting up a brave exterior as they are crumbling from within .

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