Man, an endangered sex
Man, an endangered sex Introduction International conventions on the protection of nature, environment – and especially some species - have been ratified and imposed upon each signatory country and particularly developing ones. Thus, each signatory through their Ministry of the Environment has designed a good number of policies in a bid to protecting some plant and animal species [1] . However, these policies in no way, are meant for mankind. In line with this species protection momentum, many countries, for instance, Cameroon, created the Ministry of Women Empowerment and the Family (MINPROFF). Among other activities carried out, the Ministry fights against violence on women, girl children and seeks to integrate them into socio-professional circles. It is therefore obvious that every species is protected against the male sex that appears to be harmful. Nevertheless, given the statistics collected on several websites, there are about eight boys in 20 births, i.e. approximately