- Gisèle
Pelicot (French: [ʒizɛl peliko] ; born 7 December 1952) is a
French woman who was
covertly drugged and
raped by her
husband Dominique Pelicot on numerous...
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October 2020,
Dominique Pelicot, a man from
Mazan in south-eastern France,
repeatedly drugged and
raped his wife, Gisèle
Pelicot, and
invited male strangers...
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Pelicot or
Pélicot is a
French surname.
Notable people with this
surname include: Bélgica
Pelicot,
Pananamian beauty pageant contestant, who competed...
- stunt, with
commentators comparing the men to
those queuing to rape Gisèle
Pelicot.
Phillips later defended both the
stunt and her occupation. Her 1,000-men...
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accessible at the
address coco.fr. Some time
after the
arrest of
Dominique Pelicot in the
Mazan rapes case (late 2020), Coco
moved its
domain registration...
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Court in Avignon, France,
finds Dominique Pelicot guilty of the
aggravated rape of his ex-wife Gisèle
Pelicot and
imposes the
maximum sentence of 20 years...
- Dominique, and a
junior high
school (collège), Collège André Malraux. Gisèle
Pelicot Communes of the
Vaucluse department Mazan rapes case "Répertoire national...
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Martin and
Petter compared the men with
those who
queued to rape Gisèle
Pelicot, with the
former also
worrying "about the
landscape their behaviour creates...
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murdered about seven women.
Sentenced to life
imprisonment in 2001.
Dominique Pelicot (1952–) -
Repeatedly drugged and
raped his wife over
nearly a decade, and...
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designed a
scarf which was
gifted to Gisèle
Pelicot by the
Older Women's Network, an
Australian advocacy group.
Pelicot wore the
scarf frequently during the...
