Giselle Peliko, a 72-year-old French woman, became a symbol of courage and feminist activism after her ex-husband, Dominique Peliko, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for drugging her and facilitating her rape by over 50 men over a decade. The case has drawn international attention, highlighting issues of sexual violence and victim shaming. Peliko waived her right to anonymity to shift the shame onto the perpetrators, sparking what some call a 'second Me Too movement' in France. Her bravery has inspired many, with murals painted in her honor and public support from women's rights activists. Despite her trauma and ruined life, Peliko's actions have had a significant cultural impact, challenging societal norms around victimhood and accountability.