“I will not say that it is done with malicious intent, but the journalistic treatment of ill-treatment reinforces the images previously criticized: the image of the poor victim and the image of the malicious aggressor. And he perpetuates each one in his role: the aggressor will forever be the aggressor and the victim will forever be the victim. It doesn't do anyone any good. Most of the news about mistreatment only comes to the surface when a murder has occurred, usually women who are able to speak as subjects are not given a voice. Every time a woman appears in the media in connection with abuse, she is either dead or exposed as a poor victim. Let us tackle the problem at its root: from education and prevention. We need to educate both girls and boys in good-treatment relationships.”