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In a general context of liberating women's speech and changing society on feminist issues, the FIFG for Women's Words asked the French about the place occupied by women aged 45 to 60 in society, in media representations and in the labour market. 4 out of 10 French women (41%) believe that women aged 45/60 now enjoy sufficient recognition and place in French society, whether through their representation in the media, their contribution to society…
Despite the evolution of society and the liberation of speech, it is always more expensive to denounce violence than to commit it. For journalist Lorraine de Foucher, the ability to denounce violence still depends on a social position and society does not protect women sufficiently.
This 63-year-old woman was finally released, the court having retained her "good faith." However, the judges considered that "the arrest of the police officers was totally in order" and that her intervention "was illegitimate".
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