Men in Bern protest misogyny and violence against women, urging wider action

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Men gathered in Switzerland's capital, Bern, to demonstrate against misogyny and violence aimed at women. The protest called on men to actively push back against misogynistic attitudes, particularly those spread online. Organizers emphasized that men must recognize their own responsibility in confronting these views. The gathering came amid growing public awareness of violence committed by men. Participants highlighted the need to address harmful notions of masculinity.

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