During a recent public trial, activist Pelicot brought attention to the plight of unrecognized victims whose stories often go unheard. “I’m also thinking of the many victims who are not recognized, whose stories often remain in the shadows. I want you to know that we share the same battle,” she stated passionately.
Pelicot emphasized her unwavering commitment to the trial process, which began on September 2. She expressed her intent to foster societal dialogue through the proceedings. “When I opened the doors to this trial on 2 September, I wanted society to be able to take part in this debate. I have never regretted that decision,” she said.
Looking ahead, Pelicot voiced her belief in a collective future built on mutual respect and understanding. “I have confidence in our ability to collectively grasp a future in which everyone, women and men alike, can live in harmony.” Her statements have sparked discussions about inclusivity, gender equity, and the importance of giving voice to the marginalized.
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