Mass demonstrations erupted across France in response to a high-profile gang rape trial. Protesters, including feminist organizations, called for justice and condemned what they termed as the state’s complicity in perpetuating a culture of misogyny. Thousands gathered in major cities, demanding reforms to address systemic gender violence.
The trial involves multiple defendants accused of sexual assault, sparking widespread outrage. Activists argue the legal system often fails survivors, with insufficient penalties for perpetrators. The case has become a focal point for debates about France’s treatment of sexual violence victims.
French lawmakers have pledged to review policies surrounding gender-based violence. However, many believe deeper societal changes are necessary to dismantle harmful attitudes. The protests underscore a growing global movement advocating for women’s rights and legal reforms
