I find the full human rights comment ironic, since women have more rights than men at the moment.
Family courts are stacked in their favour.
University entrance and bursaries are stacked in their favour, with the result being women outnumber men 3:2 on university campuses.
At least in the USA, men are denied due process when it comes to rape allegations.
And of course they are allowed to vote, drive and work in any industry. Of course they stay away from the dangerous ones, with the result being that men are an order of magnitude more likely to die on the job than women. Oh and men are more likely to commit suicide too. Of course, that must be because we men are the weaker sex. And yes, you can say that men are the weaker sex without being called sexist, but say a similar thing about women and you are sexist as all hell.
Now, there are countries where women do have limited human rights, such as Saudi Arabia. But, strangely enough, not many feminists dare to criticize those countries. I wonder why.