It boils down to basics, Show others the same respect you want to be shown. The movie was very interesting, and brought out several very goods points of view. It seems from what was depicted in the movie, Firmer sentences are needed, and if a rapist is released, much closer control must be administered to the subject, along with long term counseling. What disturbed me as much if not more than the pain and suffering that the victims felt, was the attitude that counseling could not be proven successful so it was dropped from the prisons. It seems that they need to try a different approach to counseling, maybe based on something like Dove, or a 12 step program, and not just give up.
Society needs to start to become accountable for the mistakes it has made, and condoned in the past.
An area that was not addressed which also concerned me was prevention. No one talked about what should be done to stop the belief system that is now in place. It seems it would make much more sense for the government and the people to teach the next generation what is right, rather than locking them up. We need to stop thinking about the money and start thinking about the people. This includes anger that is displayed either partner.