We can start by working together as a society to remove the stigma towards rape victims and all the associated rape apology that goes along with it, as outlined in the original video. This would help rape survivors feel more emboldened to pursue justice, which would obviously increase the amount of rapists being put away.
You agreed yourself that part of the problem is not enough people coming forward to police so we can skip this one
And I don't know what the specific laws are in different states but certainly in the Harvey Weinstein case he as able to protect himself through non disclosure agreements preventing his alleged victims from testifying about his alleged criminal activity. So yeah I absolutely think that law needs to be looked at.
You probably won't watch this but this is detailed here:
Again this was covered in the video in the OP. 70,000 untested rape kits, court cases being pushed back and back, etc.
Your post - again - suggests that all accusations are automatically truth, and that evidence doesn't need to be collected or used against the accused. That whole website suggests that ONLY the accusation should be enough to bring about a conviction, and that the victim shouldn't have to testify, or even talk to the police.
That's literally arguing that the rules should be changed, and that convictions need to go up, evidence be damned. ---
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