So, uh, this thing about, uh, pitting women against, uh, another woman? Uh, the problem here is that we are talking about a mob, and it takes little to incite a mob, a mob, and, uh, the, uh, they they say that it it it is as easy. It is as easy to incite a mob as it is difficult to convince. One person having said that, one cannot, uh, actively or inactively give any support to any women who would on the men of their community to rape and insult and dehumanise the women of another community. So, yes, in a sense, whoever is involved in inciting a mob of men to rape a woman would have to be brought to justice. Uh, they are as complicit as the actual perpetrators of the act. So, uh, that would, uh, that would be 0.1 point number two is indirect. Uh, you know, uh, would be when you introduce, uh, today's topic, Uh, you yourself have pointed out. And it is the fact that over the years, over centuries over geographical locations over the great wars and the small battle and everything else, uh, it is women and Children who bear the burnt of sectarian violence, and it also has to do if you look at it on a larger scale. It also has to do with patriarchy where everything the sense of honour, is rested in, uh, the the fact that women are the faces of honour. And so if you have to dishonour a community, you attack the women, right? You you attack the honour of the community and of the women of the community, and hence you are attacking the entire community. That is where the root problem rises. Uh, another. Another factor would, of course, be the fact that the justice process is always delayed. Uh, the police investigation is going to take time. It takes time. And then once it goes to the legal, uh, to to the law courts itself, it gets more difficult. We have. Earlier in the year we had, uh, we we have seen where the case is gone. And so whenever somebody refers to these cases, they know that look, we can get away, we can get away. And that is where this whole impunity comes in. I believe so that that would be in a in a sense, an inadequate II. I think I think you raise a very important point when you talk about the sense of impunity as being perhaps one of the reasons why this culture of sexual violence where you know women are easy pre, especially in conflict zone perpetual.
