“Mr. Speaker, I want to give my hon. colleague an opportunity to put a fine point on this powerful message that she has communicated with respect to communicating “I believe you” to victims, and how choice is so important to empower them in these situations, as it relates to this legislation. I want to give her that opportunity because it is such a powerful point.”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 67 wordsbefore doing the “I believe you” campaign, the researchers talked to numerous victims of the most heinous crime a person can receive, to be violated as a person.1What the researchers were told, time and time again, was that the victims just wanted to hear someone say, “I believe you”.2Right now, the Liberal government is not saying “I believe you” to the victims of sexual assault, 3Reasoning · 10 wordsand that needs to change.It starts with Bill C-11.
