Caroline Darian

In a powerful conversation, Caroline Darian, daughter of infamous criminal Dominique Pelicot, shares her journey of resilience and activism. She confronts the duality of her upbringing, illuminating the trauma from her father's hidden crimes. Caroline speaks passionately about the overlooked crisis of chemical submission in sexual violence, advocating for cultural change. Joined by journalist Afua Hirsch, they explore the importance of storytelling, the complexities of healing, and the urgent need for accountability in a society that often turns a blind eye to abuse.

Caspar Veldkamp, Minister van Buitenlandse Zaken, bespreekt de complexe internationale betrekkingen en de gevolgen van de situatie in Gaza voor het Midden-Oosten. Sandra Phlippen, hoofdeconoom van ABN AMRO, analyseert de impact van handelsconflicten op de economie en de gevolgen daarvan voor globalisering. Caroline Darian deelt haar aangrijpende strijd tegen seksueel geweld en de emotionele last van haar persoonlijke ervaringen met misbruik. Deze gesprekken bieden diepgaande inzichten in actuele thema's en de menselijke gevolgen van politiek en economie.

Caroline Darian, author of "I'll Never Call Him Dad Again," discusses the shocking reality of her father's crimes and the devastation it brought to her family. Joining her is Jenny Teeson, a victim of drug-facilitated sexual assault, who advocates for changes in laws surrounding marital rape. Their conversation dives into the emotional impacts of betrayal, the struggle for justice, and the importance of resilience. They share personal stories of trauma, healing, and their commitment to empowering victims to find their voices.