Kim Kataguiri: Today, a pedophile can be hired as a teacher, can be hired as a babysitter.
Kim Kataguiri: There is no obligation either... For example, when there is a spouse — we will create this obligation in the law — he will come to have the duty to tell his partner that he was convicted of pedophilia.
So, it is the harshest possible text that we can impose in our legislation of restrictive penalties against pedophiles, against rapists of vulnerable persons generally, protecting our children, protecting all those who are vulnerable, people with disabilities — PCDs, those who suffer from this crime which, in my view, is the most cruel.
Kim Kataguiri: Because it is a physical torture, a psychological torture, by imposing trauma on the victim, on that child and on that child's family that will last the rest of their lives.
Kim Kataguiri: A perpetual sentence is imposed on the child and the family, who will always remember that so traumatic a moment and, for the rest of their lives, will need love, affection, psychological support to overcome that moment.
