How a seventy-two-year-old woman from a small town in the south of France, with a frail body and a head held high, became an icon of the fight for the dignity of women after she imprisoned 51 men who raped her, including her husband
Many scientists have tried to figure out why men rape, but the answer is not simple at all
Dominika Pellico sentenced to 20 years in prison, while the judge read the verdict, he sat slumped in his chair and cried
Famous French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo is under fire for a "disgusting cartoon" depicting the case of Giselle Pellicot, a woman who accused her husband of drugging her for a decade and inviting men online to rape her. However, the immediate public outrage doesn't erase the fact that her husband's male recruiting site had over 500.000 monthly visitors.
The graffiti with the face of Giselle Pellicot has been shared thousands of times on social networks. Her demand that "shame must change sides" has become a feminist battle cry, and her case of "chemical subjugation" is driving social change in France
The case of Giselle Pellicot, an elderly woman who was drugged and abused by her husband for years, caused a shock in France and the world. The public took to the streets, and the issue of legal protection for victims of violence is becoming more and more urgent. Will this case lead to sex offender law reform?
The case of Giselle Pellicot, a woman who accused her husband of drugging her for a decade and inviting men on the Internet to rape her, shook France. Her husband Dominic pleaded guilty
