The article discusses the ongoing rape trial in Avignon, France, where Gisèle Pelicot, a victim, has become a symbol of courage for many women. The trial involves 51 men accused of sexual violence, raising questions about consent and societal attitudes towards rape. The case has sparked public debate about male violence and the need for systemic change in how sexual violence is addressed in France. Various perspectives are presented, highlighting the complexities of consent, societal norms, and the legal system's shortcomings.