The second woman to denounce Íñigo ErrejónIn this case of rape, he has not ratified the facts before the judge, as reported by the online publication. The Objective And the lawyer for the alleged victim, Alfredo Arrién, has confirmed to ARA that this will likely lead to the provisional dismissal of the investigation that began a few weeks ago.

The Chief of the National Police accused of sexual assault He goes on the offensive. Two weeks after a female officer filed a complaint against him for alleged rape at his official residence, José Ángel González—who resigned when the judge summoned him to testify—is attempting to discredit the audio recording accompanying his defense. He argues that the recording "does not support" the complaint's account, but rather introduces elements that "demonstrate a very different relationship" between them: "It reveals a prior personal relationship of trust, in which complicity, intimate contact, and mutual verbal interaction are evident," states the document, which he has submitted. He argues that the conversation shows an "emotional dynamic" that is "incompatible" with the "alleged scenario of violence" described by the victim and maintains that the audio reveals there was no "scenario of pressure," but rather an "outburst of jealousy," a "clear demand for attention," and a "demand for exclusivity." Furthermore, she asserts that José Ángel González offered her permission to leave his home on two occasions: "You can leave. I've never used you. Go, go whenever you want. Come on, go."

Gisèle Pelicot, The French woman whose husband drugged her with medication so that at least a hundred men could rape her while she was unconsciousShe breaks her silence more than a year after the trial that sentenced Dominique Pelicot to the maximum penalty of twenty years in prison. The woman has not given any interviews or participated in any public events since the trial. It made her a role model for feminismBut he is about to publish his memoir, A hymn in life (Ara Llibres), in which she recounts her love story with Pelicot, the shock of discovering the truth, and everything that followed.

The National Police have arrested three men for raping an 8-year-old girl at her home in the Madrid district of Usera. Among those arrested are the child's father, a 38-year-old man, a 33-year-old man, and a 24-year-old man. Madrid's Investigative Court No. 2 has ordered the three men to be held in provisional detention without bail. They all lived at the same address, although they were not related.

Each phrase in the headline aggravates the previous one. We read first that a man "rapes" a woman. Then, that it's "in the middle of the street." Then, that it's "his daughter." Then, that it's "in front of her eight-year-old brother." Days later, that "it wasn't the first time."

The only one of the 51 convicted of raping Gisèle Pelicot who appealed the initial sentence, a 44-year-old man, was found guilty of aggravated rape this Thursday and sentenced to 10 years in prison, one more than he had been sentenced to in the first-instance ruling. For four days, the rapist presented himself as a victim and denied raping Pelicot, the same strategy used in the initial trial. He neither convinced the court then nor the jury that tried him this time.

A plea deal has resolved the Castelldefels Manada trial before it began on Tuesday. The five defendants accepted a sentence imposing minimum sentences. While the initial request by the Prosecutor's Office had exposed them to between 28 and 53 years in prison each, the sentences they ultimately face range from 3 years and 11 months to 8 years and 5 months. Therefore, while the public prosecutor's request totaled 196 years for all defendants, the sentences, combined, are 32 years and seven months in prison for all five defendants. With the sentence accepted by the five defendants, they are convicted of the assaults and of belonging to a criminal group for committing crimes against sexual freedom.

Up to fifteen men, most of whom are unidentified, allegedly sexually assaulted a fourteen-year-old girl in a Valencian town in the Albaida Valley in 2020. This is the main conclusion of the Civil Guard agents who investigated. the brutal gang rape of a minor that scandalized this small region and is currently being tried in the Provincial Court of Valencia. a girl – then fourteen years old – at a birthday party held in a rural area in September 2020.

The Civil Guard has arrested a 32-year-old man for his alleged involvement in the gang rape of a 14-year-old girl in a town in the Vall d'Albaida region. This brings the number of arrests to seven, four of whom are already in prison. After testifying, the Ontinyent Court of First Instance granted the provisional release of this seventh alleged assailant. According to the Valencian High Court, none of the parties involved in the proceedings requested the detainee's imprisonment.

When we have not yet been able to recover from the Pelicot case, nor will we recover because the brutality is not assimilated, now another group of predators who, like Gisèle's rapists, are what is known as normal people. This means that the men involved in the pedophilia and child pornography ring uncovered by the Mossos d'Esquadra, and according to the police force itself, were men "of all social statuses" and aged between 19 and 50. Some of them were fathers of young children and in stable relationships.

The Directorate General for Child and Adolescent Care (DGAIA) is under scrutiny for alleged irregularities in the payment of financial and housing benefits to young people who have left care. uncovered by the ARA in January and expanded in March Now the case of the minor under guardianship who was raped by a pedophile ring has been added. The regional minister for Social Rights and Inclusion, Mònica Martínez Bravo, announced on Wednesday that she would appear before Parliament, and this Thursday, Junts, PSC, ERC, and Comuns have called for a commission of inquiry in Parliament to delve deeper into the "crisis" in the management of the DGAIA. "It is evident that the DGAIA needs a profound transformation, and this has been evident for many years," admitted the socialist minister from Balaguer. case of pedophilia It coincides with a time of change in the institution. In March, the councilor resigned.Isabel Carrasco at the helm of the DGAIA, just six months after appointing her, and replaced her with theManager of the Social Services Department of the Barcelona Provincial Council, Josep MuñozTwo months earlier, irregularities began to emerge involving several entities, an issue being investigated by both the Anti-Fraud Office and the Audit Office and the Ombudsman. Another was a housing case for the Generalitat (Catalan government), when, in reality, the former ward—of Senegalese origin—had been working and living in Valencia for months. When the worker alerted his superior about the case, he was urged not to expose "the malpractice and misappropriation of public funds" carried out by the housing service. "Fund," the young man warned his coordinator. "Yes, yes, I know," was the response.

When TLM, 40, was arrested, police found more than 10,000 photographs and nearly 2,000 videos of child pornography that he had taken himself or exchanged with other pedophiles on his devices. Now, this man faces a sentence of 107 years and six months in prison, not only for producing and distributing child pornography, but also for how he obtained the thousands of images. Many of them were obtained by sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl, under the guardianship of the General Directorate for the Care of Children and Adolescents (DGAIA). The defendant recorded the assaults himself and also contacted other pedophiles to rape the girl while he filmed them. Five of them were identified and are now being investigated in another case.

The National Court has dismissed a man's appeal seeking compensation from the State after spending 15 years in prison after being mistaken for a rapist who acted in the early 1990s. The citizen appealed the Ministry of Justice's rejection in 2023, and that same year, the Supreme Court overturned the 1992 ruling by the Barcelona Provincial Court, which sentenced the man to 24 years in prison for two counts of rape and two counts of rape. The high court upheld the appeal based on semen found in one victim's underwear, which did not genetically match that of the convicted man, and ruled that the confusion was due to the fact that he resembled a man who had committed at least one crime.

Six years in prison for sexual assault, degrading treatment and threats. This is the sentence that the Barcelona Court has handed down this Tuesday to the man who was tried for sexually assaulting Yaqui in April 2021, and which is included in a sentence to which the ARA has had access. At that time, she did not have papers and was looking for work as a caregiver on the Milanuncios portal. The man, who was 68 years old, contacted her and took her to an apartment in El Prat de Llobregat making her believe that she was going to a job interview. There he sexually assaulted her. After the assault, the convicted man warned the victim that if she reported him he would have her deported.

Sentenced in 2020 to 15 years in prison for raping two nieces and a 6-year-old neighbour, Joël Le Scouarnec has little to lose. Whether he is convicted or not in the trial in France for allegedly raping or sexually abusing 300 patients over nearly three decades, the retired surgeon will spend much of his remaining life in prison. Perhaps that is why Le Scouarnec has taken advantage of his questioning this week at the trial to admit everything, to shamelessly explain all his sexual deviations without sparing any detail. His revelations have caused an enormous impact among the victims and the public following the trial.

"I know there are countless people in the world who have experienced sexual violence. Be aware that the scenes in the film may be emotionally disturbing. Close your eyes and take a deep breath if you feel the need to. This has been helpful to me many times." This sentence opens the documentary. Daily black box, a documentary by journalist Shiori Ito, nominated for best documentary at the next Oscars. You can find it on Filmin and Movistar+. In 2015, Ito was raped by a prestigious journalist in Japan. Yamaguchi was the director of Tokyo Broadcasting System, a man very close to power, a good friend of Prime Minister Abe, who was assassinated in 2022 during a rally.

We read in the ARA The case of a woman, Yaqui, who was looking for work as a caregiver and was raped by the man who had answered her ad. The woman, who was in an irregular situation when the events occurred, was afraid to report it in case she was deported.

Police have found DNA samples of the minor raped in Igualada last November 1 in the flat where the 21-year-old suspect arrested last week lives. The tests carried out by forensics, reported by journalist Anna Punsí, have confirmed the authorship of the brutal attack, after which the girl needed a month and a half in hospital to recover from her injuries. "Our scientific police have collected possible evidence that could incriminate the possible perpetrator. With the indications we had and some evidence we have collected, we have concluded that the person in question is the perpetrator of the brutal attack," the chief commissioner of the Catalan police force, Josep Maria Estela, explained to Rac1. He is "optimistic" the police will find sufficient evidence for the judge to rule on the accused's guilt: "With the result of our work we will find some more evidence that make it easier for the judge".

The multiple rape of an 18-year-old girl in February 2019 in an abandoned warehouse in Sabadell has ended in conviction for three of the four men accused. The Barcelona High Court has imposed 31 years in prison on the man it considers to be the perpetrator of one of the three sexual assaults and co-operator in the rest. The other two defendants were sentenced to 13 and a half years as accomplices in the climate of terror.

Nine men were arrested accused of a gang rape in February 2019 in an abandoned warehouse in Sabadell but only four will stand trial next week. The Barcelona Court will hear the case next Tuesday and Wednesday in which at least three more men will be missing, according to the Prosecutor's Office. The four defendants, who are between 26 and 32 years old, face over 40 years in prison. The prosecutor considers all of them to be necessary cooperators of the rapes and one of them also a perpetrator. That is why it makes them responsible for the three sexual assaults inside the warehouse.