The trial of 50 men in France, who raped Jazelle Pelico after being drugged by her husband, has captured national and international attention. The case highlights issues of consent, victim-blaming, and societal attitudes towards sexual violence. Pelico's decision to waive her anonymity and make the trial public was aimed at shifting the shame from herself to the perpetrators. The trial revealed distressing details, including the use of a website by her husband to arrange the assaults. Despite the guilty verdicts, the sentences varied, with some men receiving lighter sentences due to factors like lack of criminal records or time already served. The case has sparked widespread discussion in France about rape culture and the legal system's handling of such cases. Pelico's courage has inspired many, but the trial also exposed societal divisions, with some minimizing the severity of the crimes. The case may lead to changes in French legislation regarding rape and consent.