Gisèle Pelicot has become a powerful symbol of the fight against sexual violence in France, as she stands trial against 51 men accused of raping her. The case is prompting widespread reflection on consent, shame, and the societal attitudes surrounding rape. Supporters gather daily outside the Avignon courthouse, highlighting the need for change in how sexual violence is perceived and prosecuted. Pelicot’s determination to confront her attackers publicly has ignited conversations across the country about male violence and the necessity of systemic reform.