French Court Hands Down Maximum Sentence in Decade-Long Rape Case

A French court sentenced Dominique Pelicot to 20 years in prison for drugging and raping his ex-wife, Gisele, over a decade, with the participation of 50 other men. The case, uncovered after Pelicot’s arrest for upskirting, involved over 20,000 photos and videos. While Pelicot expressed remorse, his children criticized the leniency of sentences for co-defendants. The case sparked protests and highlighted France’s ongoing struggle with sexual violence.

French Man Sentenced to 20 Years for Drugging and Raping Ex-Wife with 50 Other Men

Dominique Pelicot received a 20-year prison sentence for drugging and raping his ex-wife, Gisele, with the help of 50 other men over almost a decade. The Affaire Mazan trial highlighted online exploitation and the conviction of numerous accomplices for various offenses, including aggravated rape and child abuse imagery distribution. The case underscores the urgent need to combat sexual violence and online exploitation.

French Man Sentenced to 20 Years for Drugging and Raping Ex-Wife with 50 Other Men

Dominique Pelicot received a 20-year prison sentence for drugging and raping his ex-wife, Gisele, with the help of 50 other men over almost a decade. The Affaire Mazan trial highlighted online exploitation and the conviction of numerous accomplices for various offenses, including aggravated rape and child abuse imagery distribution. The case underscores the urgent need to combat sexual violence and online exploitation.

India to Acquire 26 Rafale Marine Fighter Jets: A Major Boost to Naval Power

India’s Navy is set to receive a significant upgrade with the imminent purchase of 26 Rafale Marine fighter jets. The deal, expected to be finalized next year, represents a substantial advancement in India’s naval capabilities and signifies a deepening strategic partnership with France. The acquisition also includes negotiations for the potential manufacturing of Rafale jets and engines in India, furthering the nation’s self-reliance goals.

Thiaroye Massacre: France Finally Acknowledges 1944 Killing of Senegalese Soldiers as a Massacre

On the 80th anniversary of the Thiaroye massacre, French President Emmanuel Macron officially recognized the event as a massacre, marking a significant step in acknowledging the brutal killing of hundreds of Senegalese soldiers by French forces in 1944. However, questions remain about the exact number of victims and the full extent of French culpability, reigniting tensions between France and Senegal.

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