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"It is not up to me to pass judgement on the perpetrators because they have died," he said.

Such interventions will always be appealing to their perpetrators because they can succeed, especially if they find willing accomplices in the targeted country.

Combining vérité footage and first-person testimonies, experts provide their own insights, with one telling the film: "They [universities] protect perpetrators because they have a financial incentive to do so".

Ultimately this will deter perpetrators because they know that they are more likely to be held accountable.

They are considered persistent perpetrators because they have been listed for more than five years.

"A lot of people shy away from thinking about the perpetrator because they think it may reduce their empathy for the victims.

So many councils are nowadays investing in perpetrator programmes because they don't have the resources to provide refuge and then permanent housing to women fleeing.

Neave said the commission tried to address this by calling on state courts to better help their clients understand the different court systems and alert them to the fact that federal courts may not know the entire history of a perpetrator just because they had been before other courts previously.

"But the good part of this is that we're able to catch the perpetrators much faster, because they leave evidentiary footprints all over the Internet".

"I really thought my perpetrators were stronger because they were louder than I was, but now I feel like I can push back and be louder".

The family and civil courts are "a brilliant route for a perpetrator," says Waxman, "because they get to see and control their victim.