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« Stupeur » d’une association après l’hommage à Oscar Jegou

Oscar Jegou (Photo de XAVIER LEOTY/AFP via Getty Images)

L’association Osons le féminisme 17 (OLF17) a publié un communiqué à charge contre le public rochelais.

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OLF17 s’est dite outrée par l’hommage rendu par le stade Marcel-Deflandre à Oscar Jegou lors de son retour à la compétition contre le Stade Français le 2 novembre alors que son procès est toujours en cours.

Cet hommage avait d’abord provoqué de nombreuses réactions de la part d’internautes sur les réseaux sociaux tant elle semblait déplacée et irrespectueuse envers la victime présumée.

Puis l’association Osons le féminisme 17, basée en Charente-Maritime, a décidé de se joindre au mouvement de contestation. « Le public de Deflandre est-il à ce point empêché de penser qu’un peu de retenue lui est impossible ? » peut-on lire au sein du communiqué publié le 3 novembre par l’association.

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« Au-delà de cette affaire précise, ce sont toutes les victimes d’agressions sexuelles et de viols qui sont ici bafouées », poursuit l’association. « Osez le féminisme 17, et beaucoup d’hommes et de femmes s’élèvent contre cette absence totale d’éthique du stade rochelais [sic] et de ce public. »

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