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Published on: 02/17/2026 - 2:48 p.m.

“And the joy of living.” This is the title of the book by a woman whose name and face have traveled the world: Gisèle Pelicot. The trial of the rapes of which she was a victim aroused both global indignation and admiration for this woman who refused to go behind closed doors so that we could know what had happened to her and with her what happens to so many women. The release of his story, published this Tuesday, written in the first person, is an opportunity to ask ourselves what we have retained and what we have learned from this affair, both on the questions of domination and the violent treatment of victims.

What have we learned from the Mazan trial? Let's talk about it with Marie Schuster, journalist at France 24, Clara Achour, cellist and member of the Notre Ohrage collective and Me Anne Bouillon, lawyer at the Nantes bar.

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