My mind is racing. There's so much that I want to talk about.
Yesterday, we had to see a case of a young child who had been sexually abused by the father. She is now six years old. The mother was abused by her husband. She saw the child naked on the bed and saw him with only his underwear on, and he beat her up when she witnessed it.
Anyway, she's now separated and she has the six-year-old child with her now. She is fighting like hell to keep the child. He has hired a private lawyer. He can afford it, but she was financially abused, so she can't afford a lawyer. This lawyer is actively fighting for the custody of this six-year-old girl who will end up with the father. She's panicking and she's just talking non-stop and is completely emotionally disturbed that that child will be taken away from her. What do you do in a case like that?
We've tried to address the preventive measures and what we need to do. School education is so very important, but people who are immigrants and newcomers are coming, and they're bringing their culture with them, and the children are affected and the women are affected.
This case yesterday is not the only one that we've seen. We've seen cases before as well when the child has been sexually abused, and the child is talking. She's saying on the video, “This is what dad did to me.” When I call the police, the police have closed the file because they're saying there's no evidence. Good Lord! You know, this woman is—