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A new #MeToo scandal has seized French media after seven women publicly accused Patrick Poivre d’Arvor, a former top news anchor for the French TV channel TF1, of rape and sexual assault. Now more journalists are taking to social media to denounce the harassment, intimidation and abuse they say they’ve suffered in the industry.
“Sexual harassment, humiliation, discrimination, exploitation … Just having the strength to continue, even at my low level, already feels like a victory,” said journalist Tiphaine Blot on Twitter.
Harcèlement sexuel, humiliations, discriminations, exploitation…juste avoir la force de continuer à mon petit niveau, c’est déjà une victoire pour moi. force à toutes celles qui ont subi ou subissent toujours ces violences 💪 #MeTooMedias https://t.co/qSmwMCsHGG
— Tiphaine Blot (@Tif_alter) November 10, 2021
Another woman tweeted about a “journalist who raped me, harassed me and slandered me when I told him I didn’t want anything more than friendship. I almost left journalism because of him, and because of his girlfriend who told me I was ‘too ugly to be raped’.”
Ce journaliste qui m’a violée, harcelée et diffamée quand je lui ai dit que je ne voulais pas autre chose que de l’amitié. J’ai failli abandonner le journalisme à cause de lui, et de sa copine qui m’a dit que j’étais « trop laide pour être violée ». #MeTooMedias
— Journalust 🗞️ (@Journartemis) November 9, 2021
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Source : france24
