コンスタンス・マリーのインスタグラム(goconstance) - 1月30日 07時02分

This is a disgrace. ????????????
This speaks so loudly of women’s rights being overlooked, belittled & downright ignored. #TestEveryKit #EndTheBackLog #Bravo @joebiden
#Repost from @Huffington Post using @RepostRegramApp - Former Vice President Joe Biden understands the importance of testing every single rape kit around the country. “An untested rape kit means a survivor without justice,” Biden wrote in a Saturday tweet. “I wrote the first rape kit backlog law because every survivor deserves closure, and because evidence shows testing kits can identify men who have committed multiple rapes ― and might again,” he continued. “Test every kit. Every single one.” Rape kits are the primary tool used in sexual assault cases to collect physical evidence left on a survivor’s body. When that evidence is tested for DNA, it may be used to prosecute a perpetrator. But a rape kit is essentially useless if the evidence is not tested for DNA. It’s estimated that hundreds of thousands of kits sit untested in law enforcement facilities across the U.S. due to a lack of funding and other resources. The rape kit backlog has made national news in the last decade and many states have begun reporting their inventories of untested kits. According to End The Backlog, a program created by the nonprofit Joyful Heart Foundation, at least 225,000 untested rape kits has been discovered in that time. The three states with the highest numbers of reported untested rape kits are Florida (13,435), California (13,615) and North Carolina (15,160). “To me, the backlog is one of the clearest and most shocking demonstrations of how we regard these crimes in our society,” actress Mariska Hargitay said in a 2018 HBO documentary about the rape kit backlog titled “I Am Evidence.” // ?: Getty Images

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