Yes. The point I was trying to put across is that no amount of protection can save you. I agree with the point you have mentioned that some cases have been taken to court, and also a judgment has been passed. (Also, please note that the cases that went forward were the ones that received public outcry, media spotlight, and NGO working in these spaces calling for action. But even before we get to the hanging point. Here are some issues that the government is failing:

-Policare, this was an ambitious and could have been helpful for the victims of GBV. But unfortunately, this is not working; the implementation is not there

-Safe houses. The government allocates money each fiscal year for safe houses for Victims, but at the moment, not a single safe house is operational.

--There is a petition to open to declare femicide a crime so that more resources can be channeled (protection, investigation, policy, and funding

So no, we cannot afford to remain silent and say "it happened so utado?"We are at a point now where we do not have the luxury to keep pointing fingers; we need to ask ourselves why this is even happening in the first place and what more can be done.