A Paris court has ruled that Google must pay €2,000 in damages to a plaintiff who waited nine months for the removal of illegal videos featuring her from search results. The plaintiff requested the déréférencement in July 2023, but Google only acted in April 2024, prompting the court to deem the response insufficiently prompt under European regulations. Céline Piques, spokesperson for the advocacy group Osez le féminisme !, emphasized the victory for accountability, urging Google to enhance its processes for swiftly handling explicit content removals. The case is linked to the closure of the pornographic site French Bukkake, associated with serious accusations against its administrators.