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FIFA World Cup: Paris military titillate women to news World Cup celebrations sexual
- Updated: July 18, 2018
Reports of forced kisses and groping began rising after France won a final opposite Croatia on Sunday night, as hundreds of thousands of fans poured into a streets of Paris and other cities
Paris’s military arch urged women on Wednesday to news any cases of passionate attack during a celebrations of France’s World Cup win, after dozens of accounts by victims were posted on amicable media in new days.
“These cases contingency be brought to a courtesy so that investigations can be carried out,” Michel Delpuech pronounced on Europe 1 radio.
“Our services will apparently pursue any aggressors but destroy if they are identified,” he said.
Reports of forced kisses and groping began rising after France won a final opposite Croatia on Sunday night, as hundreds of thousands of fans poured into a streets of Paris and other cities.
Others recounted passionate assaults during a team’s feat march down a Champs Elysees entrance on Monday, eventually regulating a hashtag #MeTooFoot, a curtsy to a Me Too transformation that sprang adult in a arise of rape and attack claims opposite Hollywood noble Harvey Weinstein.
“For me it was during a third goal… when we felt a palm slip adult underneath my skirt,” a Twitter user named Isa posted Monday.
Other victims posted that they had not filed charges, observant they did not trust a military would pursue their cases given their aggressors fast fled into a crowd.
France’s Equality Minister Marlene Schiappa also urged victims to come brazen on Tuesday, observant on Twitter that “A male forcibly kisses a lady during a World Cup parties, that’s passionate attack that is punished by a law.”
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