So the system to address rape is as bad as the rape in psychological terms. Who is the enemy? The rapist or the system or both? Most men choose not to think about this. Most women have to plan their day around avoiding it.

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One in 5 women in the UK has been assaulted sexually, that we know of. Most women know that reporting rape can be as traumatic as being raped. The system is destructive beyond belief. So it takes an astonishingly brave individual to actually report or agree to a prosecution.

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There’s even the ‘quibble’ over what rape is [it’s a weapon of war]. You get use of terms like ‘sexual assault’. It’s rape. It’s a war that’s not being reported.

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This is a factual statement. It’s to take the crime seriously, in a way that it never is IMHO. This is a crime that has a life long impact. It’s not a chat or a discussion. It’s endemic in society. It’s not taken seriously. It’s a war crime.

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Two media obsessions dominate right now: the rape trial of a far-right ‘celebrity’ in London, and the rape culture exposed in elite American university fraternities. Every article, podcast, expert analysis and report should begin with three words: Rape is a weapon of war.

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