Mazan Trial: Dominique Pelicot Faces Justice for Orchestrating Wife's Assaults
The trial of Dominique Pelicot and 50 co-defendants highlights societal issues of patriarchy and sexual violence.
- The trial resumes on November 4, with eight new defendants among the 51 men accused of assaulting Gisèle Pelicot.
- Dominique Pelicot allegedly drugged his wife and arranged for her to be assaulted by over fifty men over a decade.
- The case has drawn international attention, symbolizing broader societal issues of gender inequality and rape culture.
- Material evidence, including video recordings, makes this case unusually well-documented for such crimes.
- The trial challenges societal norms and could influence future legal definitions and societal perceptions of consent.