misogynous

The causes of violence against women include patriarchal excesses, feudal culture and misogynous tendencies, but do not exclude misinterpretation of religious injunctions.

It is worth mentioning and noting that Omer al-Bashir who is misogynous and hates and despites women has previously made obscene remarks against the Women of Darfur in a way that is abusive and humiliating, where one avoids mentioning and writing.

This is despite the fact that disinformation on the continent has often taken the form of extreme speech inciting violence or has spread racist, misogynous, xenophobic messages, often on mobile phone platforms such as WhatsApp.

Local online protests lead for instance to strong backlash from women, men and transpeople to Trustco's transphobic and misogynous advertisement which suggested that 'some (women) will do anything to get a seat' on their board.

Todd and Hughes claim that "Behn was fascinated by rigid misogynous Spanish or Italian society, which she tended to see as essentially comic material," and used it thus in her plays in order to point out "the absurdity of cloistering women from the world and then expecting from them morals higher than those of men" (2004, 87).

The former Davao City mayor also successfully appealed to deeply-rooted patriarchy in the country through his overt use of misogynous discourse.

None of these is more pronounced than the misogynous attitude of these societies towards women and the continued preference for boys over girls.

She has campaigned against the death penalty and against the "misogynous" treatment of the socialist contender Segolene Royal during the 2007 French presidential elections won by Nicolas Sarkozy.

By keeping quiet about this growing misogynous conviction by conflicted men supported by incongruous women, we wrongly continue to undermine women's achievements.

The presidential elections of 2007 were a source of many misogynous attacks against Segolene Royal who was the first female candidate to compete for Head of State.

might instead be understood as a sign of the lame soldier's participation in the attack' as 'he strikes out at the woman with misogynous invective and mockery'...