Does the same principle apply with regard to rape and impunity? For example, a witness told us that in the Democratic Republic of Congo, when Congolese police officers were receiving training on how to deal with Congolese women who had been raped, they were taught about the concept of impunity. If we remove the word “impunity” from their vocabulary, it won't be mentioned anymore in their training. If it is not mentioned anymore, it won't be part of their training. So when a Congolese police officer arrests someone who has committed rape, if you don't talk about impunity, then you don't have to deal with it.
