“…For example, the term 'men's responsibility' promoted in ICPD discourse has been criticised for failing to adequately capture the relational nature of sex and reproduction, and for implying that men act 'irresponsibly' by default. Feminists have also criticised the alternative discourse of 'male involvement', promoted by the UN, for obscuring historic gender inequalities, including ongoing relationships of male dominance (Corrêa, Maguire, & Figueroa-Perea, 2000;Verme, Wegner, & Jerzowski, 1996). Thus, the terminology of 'men as partners' was introduced to acknowledge that: (1) both women and men are involved in reproduction and (2) men may enhance, rather than invariably compromise, women's health care and empowerment (Becker & Robinson, 1998;Oudshoorn, 2003;Wegner, Landry, Wilkinson, & Tzanis, 1998).…”