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Drug-facilitated assault: why “watch your drink” is not enough
Preventing drug-facilitated assault cannot rest on victims alone. Understanding the phenomenon, spotting an unusual situation and acting collectively.
Sexual deepfakes: when AI becomes a tool of violence
An intimate image can now be fabricated by artificial intelligence without ever having existed. What does French law say, and how should you react to sexual deepfakes?
Harassment on public transport: why women still plan around it
In 2026, tackling sexist and sexual violence on public transport remains a priority. Figures, consequences and reflexes to act without shifting responsibility onto victims.
Comprehensive law on sexual violence: what it could change
The “comprehensive law” against sexist and sexual violence is at the heart of the news in 2026. What does this approach involve, and why does it aim to act beyond the criminal response alone?
The Best Safety Apps for Women in 2026: Our Comparison
What are the best safety apps for women in 2026? Discover our complete comparison (App-Elles, The Sorority, Umay) and how the My Self Key Bluetooth ecosystem addresses the flaws of traditional technology.
Self-Defense Items: What Is Legal, What Is Useless, What Is Dangerous
Which self-defense items are legally permitted on the streets in France? Discover the complete comparison between illegal gadgets (Tasers, brass knuckles) and legal solutions such as the My Self Key connected alarm.
Drug-facilitated assault: breaking the silence on an invisible scourge
Drink spiking is not limited to GHB and parties. Everyday medicines, close circles, amnesia... Discover the little-known realities of this invisible scourge and simple steps to protect yourself. An essential article to break the silence.
Can we really defend ourselves? Deconstructing misconceptions about women's self-defense
94,000 women are victims of rape each year in France, but less than 10% report it. What if the real question wasn't "why didn't she fight back?" but "why is she the one who still has to explain herself?"
Why don't we scream when we're attacked?
When danger arises, the brain can shut down. The body goes into "freeze mode": an automatic neurological reaction that affects many victims. Understanding this mechanism means stopping self-blame.
The new consent law: good or bad idea?
Proving non-consent could deflect attention from the aggressor's actions. Analysis of the new law on consent in France and worldwide.
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