Gisele Pelicot fought for videos of her rape to be shown in the courtroom, asserting they are incontrovertible evidence, unlike the often questioned testimonies of other victims.
Antoine Camus, her lawyer, emphasized that showing the evidence was crucial to confront the reality of rape, aiming to challenge deeply rooted societal notions surrounding consent.
The case has highlighted the broader issues of gender relations and the normalization of consent, raising awareness on the systemic problems surrounding aggravated rape in France.
Over 50 men stand trial for allegedly raping a retired manager while she was unconscious, spotlighting the severe implications of drug facilitation and coercion in such crimes.
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