No matter your take on the recent UN committee report on the problem of sex abuse in the Catholic Church and no matter how you feel about the recent public argument involving Woody Allen and his daughter Dylan Farrow, two things are clear:

The more we talk about sex abuse as a crime, the more likely it is that victims will come forward.

The more we make ourselves aware of the problem, the easier it will be to protect our children.

Everything else is just semantics.