A critical lecture and discussion with attorney Christina Clemm examining society's treatment of victims of sexual violence. Drawing on nearly three decades of legal practice representing survivors of gender-based violence, Clemm analyzes media coverage, judicial proceedings, and necessary systemic reforms. Using the case of Gisèle Pelicot as a focal point, this event explores how victims are often shamed while perpetrators escape accountability, and what structural changes are needed to shift responsibility where it belongs. Essential for understanding victim advocacy, legal justice systems, and contemporary feminism. A powerful examination of how institutional and social mechanisms protect perpetrators while traumatizing survivors. Read more