I don't believe we've done any specific work in that area.
However, we do know, just from hearing from our families in circumstances there, and from our other provincial organizations, that this definitely is what happens, because our women do not have those resources, so their voices don't get heard. Their side of the actual incident is not heard. And sometimes you get a language communication barrier and a reluctance, oftentimes, because of the shame that's involved in sharing in a court what actually happened. So our women do get incarcerated.