UNIDENTIFIED COMMISSIONER
(Inaudible) ...  Mama asked that her hearing be done incognito.   It's really not quite incognito.   And therefore I would like to request the media to really respect her wishes as she leaves the room.   But I would also like to acknowledge that the fact that we have her shielded is that women can never talk openly about what happens to them when they are raped and violated, because our society cannot deal with this, our society cannot acknowledge it.   And therefore we carry this burden not being able to share it with our loved ones.   And not being able to also get rid of it ourselves.   We don't have men in this hearing today, but I hope the men will pick it up on the media that it is not their bodies to take.   And that until there is a culture of respect, not just for everyone, but for women especially, that perhaps our country will not change regardless the very freedoms that we enjoy.   Madam Chair, I would like to say to Mama I am humbled, I am pained, I have the deepest respect for her, because through her talking about her story, I hope that many other women who have shared the same experience can come forward and talk about it.   Only this way can we get the true story, the complete story, about how the conflict violated women and used women in a variety of ways, other ways by taking their children away, in order to break women down.   On behalf of the commission, I salute Mama.   And hats off to you for your bravery.   And thank you very much.    And thank you, Madam Chair.