It should be in a language they will understand. This is the beauty of living in this diverse country, that we have access to so many languages. Public service announcements, brochures, pamphlets in different languages, that is what they have done in England. They provide the information to the masses, to the communities, in a language they understand. It is not to say that the bill by itself, when it is passed, will suddenly change the lives of the women overnight. This is a process. It is always a process when we talk about law. The process has to be from the grassroots, which are the families, the communities, and the social services, and then from the top down, which is the government. It has to be a joint effort if we want to bring about change in the lives of millions of women.
On May 5th, 2015. See this statement in context.