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Confirmed by Greek Judge
http://tvxs.gr/news/blogarontas/ti-m...oy-biasmoy-moy
What women in Greece know about being fucked without her will :Jury Court of Kavala Xanthi , declared unanimously innocent 30-35 old two Xanthiotes accused on the case of gang rape 22 year old student in March 2015 in Xanthi.
The feminist activist group fylosykis published the text below entitled "What I learned the trial of my rape," which not only refers to the case of 22 year old, but generally in such cases, especially in the arguments used in the trials ...
" What I learned the trial of my rape"
"* The person speaking can be real or imaginary.
Today tested the trial of my rape I learned a lot I did not know. I learned a lot that not even I had gone through his mind. I had not lived nor in my most terrifying nightmares.
I learned a principle that is not hurried. I learned that everything that happened was with my consent. I learned that I should not go out that night, but I had to sit home to read, as do my other fellow student. I learned that to say Senada husband "see you later" means you want to have sex with him. I learned that girls should not drink alcohol along with guys because it gives them rights.
I learned that I had to wear more modest clothing to avoid provoking my rapists. I learned that I care to jump out of the car of my rapist, I open the door even when it was in motion and run away from the window to save my rape. I learned that I condemned my rape to justify my boy my mobile closed.
I learned that my gang rape was not a team, why not penetrated both inside me simultaneously, but alternately raped. I learned that I had to resist, to fill scratches and wounding my genitals to prove my rape. I learned that the slaps in the face and pulling my hair without my will not use violence against me because I had not leave marks.
I learned that I did not drink enough so they can rape me. I learned that as an athlete that I should be able to fight with them. I learned that not washed to eliminate the traces of my rape, but to purify. I learned that I should denounce my rape directly just left home my rapists and not a few hours after he tried to put it in a class of my pieces.
I learned that I joined a judicial rape controversy to leave a city I did not like anyway. I learned that I lied to my parents and my best friends for my rape. I learned that I condemned the rape me because I like to avenge my ex.
I learned that my visits to the psychologist, my insomnia, my nightmares, that not talking was not rape-traumatic shock. I learned that I condemned my rape because I am fed up first in all first student first student first athlete and I made a revolution against me first for that regret. I learned that "I" that I was to go with two men aside from 'should' to which I had grown up and it regretted and condemned my rape.
I learned that I am culpable for my rape, that responsibility walked into a car with a man, that responsibility is not fought to be saved, how responsibilities mild, to be responsible for what I was wearing. I learned that rapists are just ignorant people. I learned that my rapists are nice guys. Apart from what I learned about myself and there were some who knew
I know that I hurried. I know how to complain about my rape had to have very strong stomach to endure the process, to see them again in front of me, to hear all this. I know that I am brave and proud to have been able to denounce my rape.
I know that is an example for other women who will denounce the rape. I know that my denouncing rape protect other women from rapists. I know that the courts reproduce the culture of rape and xanaviasan in public in my family. I know that I got this far is already a victory.
I learned a lot I can not tell, and I wanted to share with you.
Dedicated D. And all women who report their rape. We are beside you.
* All "learned" are the sexist arguments of the defense lawyers of the accused in the rape trial held on 05/04/2017 in Kavala and is usually the arguments used in all the trials of rape. The defendants were "unanimously innocent '."
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