The Aporia
The Aporia
11 articles about 8 events for “Gisele Pelicot Abuse Case”.
“The disturbing case has been called 'Pelicot 2.0' by prosecutors, in reference to Gisele Pelicot, a French woman who was raped by dozens of men on numerous occasions after being drugged by her husband.”
“The disturbing case has been called 'Pelicot 2.0' by prosecutors, in reference to Gisele Pelicot, a French woman who was raped by dozens of men on numerous occasions after being drugged by her husband.”
“The disturbing case has been called 'Pelicot 2.0' by prosecutors, in reference to Gisele Pelicot, a French woman who was raped by dozens of men on numerous occasions after being drugged by her husband.”
“The play has been created from documents from the trial and psychiatric reports of dozens of men who were prosecuted in the case, which caused outrage in France and around the world, and turned Gisele Pelicot into a symbol of strength against sexual assault.”
“The play, created by Swiss director and playwright Milo Rau, will feature accounts from the Gisele Pelicot trial along with police files, social commentary and psychiatric reports of the 51 men who were prosecuted.”
“Ms Pelicot, whose extraordinary bravery in confronting the men who abused her inspired millions, joined actress Sienna Miller and journalist Diane Kenwood at London's Royal Lancaster Hotel for the prestigious event (L to R) Winners and presenters Mel…”
“… exploited in these ways but when I’m at my lowest, and want to stop fighting back, I remember the words of Gisele Pelicot, whose husband allowed countless men to rape her while she slept, and who is now the poster woman for victims everywhere,’ says…”
“The video clips feature Gisèle Pelicot said that in 75% of cases of sexual abuse while drugged, the perpetrator is a relative or friend.”
“It is the latest in a string of U.K. criminal cases related to drug-facilitated sexual abuse (DFSA).”
“The case began after the worldwide revulsion at the abuse of 73-year-old Gisele Pelicot by her husband and 50 other men.”
“The concept of chemical submission came to prominence in France in 2024 when Gisele Pelicot's husband was found guilty of sedating her and inviting strangers to rape her while she was unconscious.”