Paris Swimming Pool Privacy Violations Spark Investigation and Public Outcry
Authorities inspect Georges-Hermant pool after multiple women report being filmed or harassed in changing cabins, with a suspect denying allegations despite growing evidence.
- A man was arrested on April 1, 2025, for alleged voyeurism at the Georges-Hermant swimming pool in Paris' 19th arrondissement, where women reported being filmed in changing cabins.
- Victim testimonies, including journalist Laurène Daycard's account of being filmed on April 2, have surfaced, amplifying attention on the issue through social media.
- The City of Paris has launched a general inspection of the pool's changing rooms in response to the allegations and public pressure for accountability.
- The suspect denies filming victims despite mounting evidence and firsthand accounts, fueling frustration among victims and advocates for justice.
- The incidents highlight broader concerns about digital misuse, gendered violence, and the need for stricter safety measures in public facilities.
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