The slow, mild or completely absent reaction of the courts to sexual abuse of women and minors cannot be seen only as a legal failure, it is a systemic problem that directly affects the destruction of human lives, points out Danijela Brajović, a member of the Presidency of the European Union Women's Forum.
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Victims go through many years of institutional challenges while waiting for justice, while those who have been legally convicted often remain at large, said a member of the Presidency of the Women's Forum of the European Union.
The slow, mild or completely absent reaction of the courts to sexual abuse of women and minors cannot be seen only as a legal failure, it is a systemic problem that directly affects the destruction of human lives, points out Danijela Brajović, a member of the Presidency of the European Union Women's Forum.