French question sexual tolerance

French voters have shrugged at politicians’ infidelities for decades but now some wonder if their tolerance has allowed criminal acts by one of the country’s best-known public figures to go unpunished.

French question sexual tolerance

French voters have shrugged at politicians’ infidelities for decades but now some wonder if their tolerance has allowed criminal acts by one of the country’s best-known public figures to go unpunished.

Questions are being raised about what some call an “omerta” – or unofficial law of silence – in France about sexual misconduct.

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