But there is another, less obvious motive: to hold men accountable for their offspring.
It involves attacks, personal attacks, even violent attacks.... Satan preaches brotherly love in order to hold men in apostasy".
The following year, Judge Ricardo Urbina ordered the remaining prisoners freed to the US, on the grounds that the US could not hold men without cause.
The United States government claims the legal authority to hold men like Mr. Latif until the "war on terror" ends, which is to say, forever.
The move comes after intense scrutiny from critics who allege Persky has repeatedly failed to hold men accountable for sex offenses and violent crimes against vulnerable women.
Mr. Magid said older immigrants in particular refused to hold men accountable and expected imams to advise the wife to return to her husband.
Signs made by protesters showed that women are angry with being blamed for male violence and fed up with the failure of the culture to hold men accountable.
Instead, this has become one of the trademarks of the Obama administration: decry human rights abuses abroad, but hold men in prison in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, who have never been accused of a crime.
"Nonetheless," she wrote, "Mr. Harnack clearly loves the prairie he depicts so unsparingly, and conveys even to the most citified reader a vision of its enduring power to hold men and women to itself".
Indeed, it strikes the domesticated mind as verging on unreasonable to hold men morally responsible when pregnancy is unwelcome, unwanted or, in the case of the Zika virus, a potential public health disaster.
Why don't universities hold men like Matt Doherty -- who in his first year at Notre Dame called it one of the best jobs in America, shortly before his alma mater, North Carolina, called -- to the agreements they sign?
