French Judoka Léa Fontaine Denounces Fatphobia After Lausanne Grand Slam Win - Archysport
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After winning last Sunday the Grand Slam of Lausanne, the French judokate denounces a deflagration of hate and mocking words targeting her on social networks a few days later.
The 25-year-old judoka was the victim of remarks aimed at her physics after her title on Sunday at the Grand Slam in Lausanne in the category of + 78 kg.
Léa Fontaine, a 25-year-old French judokate, decided to file a complaint after having been the victim of gross insults following her victory at the Grand Slam in Lausanne. The quadruple champion denounces the...
French Judoka Léa Fontaine Denounces Fatphobia After Lausanne Grand Slam Win - Archysport
French judoka Léa Fontaine announced she will take legal action following a wave of abusive online messages she received after winning the over-78kg final at the Grand Slam of Lausanne. Fontaine, who defeated compatriot Romane Dicko in the final, released a statement via Instagram detailing the harassment and confirming that she is working with her ...
The French judoka Léa Fontaine, winner of the Grand Slam of Lausanne on Sunday in the category of +78 kg, received in the wake a wave of attacks aimed at her physical on social networks, she denounced the death of...
Léa Fontaine won the Grand Slam of Lausanne (Switzerland) on Sunday 30 August after beating her compatriot Romane Dicko in the final. In the wake of her sacre, the French woman was the victim of grossophobia on social networks and decided to file a complaint. The French Judo Federation gave her its support and condemned all forms of discrimination.
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