Gisèle Pélicot, una valiente mujer francesa que sobrevivió a diez años de abusos, comparte su desgarradora historia. Habla sobre el patriarcado y la frase defensiva 'No todos los hombres', reflexionando sobre cómo minimiza las experiencias de las víctimas. También se discuten las preocupantes estadísticas de violencia machista en Europa y la resistencia de algunos hombres a cuestionar su masculinidad. Invitan a los hombres a autocrítica y a participar en desmantelar el machismo, resaltando la violencia estructural contra las mujeres.

Gisèle Pélicot, a survivor of a horrific drug-facilitated crime, shares her harrowing experience of being drugged over a decade. She discusses the chilling implications of chemical submission, a form of manipulation that leaves victims incapacitated. The conversation sheds light on the prevalence of such crimes and addresses common misconceptions around sedatives like GHB. Gisèle offers crucial safety tips for recognizing and preventing these incidents, making for an eye-opening and essential dialogue about awareness and resilience.

In this gripping discussion, 71-year-old Gisèle Pélicot, a survivor in a groundbreaking court case, shares her harrowing experiences involving allegations against 51 men, most of whom are strangers. Despite having no memory of the events, she bravely chooses to make her story public to raise awareness about sexual violence. The conversation delves into the chilling details of the evidence against her ex-husband and the societal implications linked to the case, including calls for legislative change amidst the ongoing Me Too movement.