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The Men's Union for Women's Suffrage was founded in 1909. The Association of Men's Union for Women's Suffrage aimed to promote the political, economic and social equality of men and women. The most important spearhead of the association was the introduction of women's suffrage in the Netherlands. Men from different ethnic groups and with different motives stood up and believed that the unequal position of women had to end. The Men's Union tried to convince the Dutch population that women's suffrage was desirable. The members of the Men's Union tried to convince other men to commit themselves to this cause. The Dutch Men's Union for women's suffrage was approved by royal decree on June 10, 1909.[1] The Dutch men's union was affiliated with the international men's union for women's suffrage: Men's League for Women's Suffrage.
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