Italian court ruling on sexual assault case sparks outrage, protests

A court in Italy acquitted a school janitor accused of groping a teenage girl, ruling that the incident lasted less than 10 seconds.
The ruling has sparked outrage on social media, with Italians posting protest videos of themselves being groped.
The 17-year-old victim expressed anger over the ruling, calling it a betrayal of trust in the justice system.
Italy's high court will review the controversial verdict that has highlighted concerns over the treatment of sexual assault victims.
Women's rights groups argue the ruling reflects a culture of trivializing sexual harassment and the experiences of young women in Italy.