The protesters gathered at the call of the movement #IwasCorsica born on Twitter. According to the organizers, there were about 600 of them. hundreds of people demonstrate
The protesters gathered at the call of the movement #IwasCorsica born on Twitter. According to the organizers, there were about 600 of them.
Hundreds of people protested in Ajaccio on Sunday against sexual assault on women. By 6 p.m., following an appeal by the #IwasCorsica born movement on Twitter, protesters, mostly young women wearing white T-shirts with the words “I was” crossed out, joined the prefecture from the Palace of Justice holding placards saying “Take our grievances,” “no means no,” or “Rapist, you should be afraid”, and shouting “we are strong, we are proud, and feminists, radical and angry!”
Between cries and tears, they chanted, behind their masks, anti-sars coronavirus, “police, justice, non-lawsuit, you are accomplices”. The mayor (DVD) of Ajaccio, Laurent Marcangeli, was present at the end of the procession to “support this process, because the manifestation of the truth can do,” he said. A free train was hired to bring the women back from Bastia and Corte.
The keyboard was broken on Sunday by between 400 people, according to the authorities’ estimate, and 600 according to the organizers’ estimate. Anaïs Mattei, one of the organizers of the two events, as well as two representatives of women’s associations, was received by the prefect of Corsica after the event, at the request of Marlene Schiappa, the state secretary for equality between women and men.
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The #IwasCorsica collective, in the process of creation, presented its demands to the prefect: among them, police training “for the proper handling of complaints”, the increased presence of psychologists and nurses trained in sexual violence in all schools and colleges, and the creation of “patent non-violence” in grade 3, was described in detail by Anaïs Mattei. It was also said that the young woman had collected “15 testimonials from people who are ready to complain”.
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“These will be individual appeals, but together we will go to the Bastija commissioner’s office on Monday or Tuesday to submit these appeals,” she announced. The investigation was opened at the beginning of June after the publication of a list of names of potential attackers and led to “48 defamation complaints in Haute-Corse”, Bastia prosecutor Caroline Tharot said. Another defamation complaint was filed in Corse-du-Sud, according to a source close to the investigation. “A complaint for a rape allegedly committed last summer in Haute-Corse” was also filed by one of the four leaders of the @page IwasCorsica on Twitter, added Caroline Tharot.
On Saturday, an operation was carried out on the streets of Paris to paste messages in Corsican and French as a sign of support for victims of sexual violence on the island, and the operation was mediated by several photos on social networks.
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It could read “may erap zitte” (“never be silent”, in Corsican), “so micca sola” (“you are not alone”), or, in French, “Corsica: the island of the righteous, not the island of rapists”. The #Iwas movement emerged in the United States on June 1st, and has since spread around the world with tens of thousands of testimonies.
Updated date: July 6, 2020, 6:58 p.m
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Source: newstars.edu.vn