Dans le sud du Nigeria, un festival sur la fertilité vire à une série d’agressions sexuelles

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Au Nigeria, la police a arrêté 15 personnes suite à des agressions sexuelles survenues lors du festival de la fertilité Alue-Do à Ozoro, dans l'État du Delta. Des vidéos diffusées en ligne montrent des hommes agressant des femmes participant au festival, suscitant l'indignation et une réaction de la première dame. Les agressions comprenaient des attouchements et des déshabillages en public. Six étudiantes ont dénoncé des agressions, mais pas des viols. Les chefs traditionnels d'Ozoro ont condamné ces actes, les attribuant à des voyous ayant infiltré le festival et dénaturé la tradition. La première dame a rappelé qu'aucune tradition ne justifie la violation de la dignité des femmes.

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The festival of fertility Alue-Do takes place in Ozoro, a city in the Delta State of southern Nigeria.

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First Lady Oluremi Tinubu stated that "no tradition or custom gives any man the right to violate the dignity or freedom of a woman or girl."

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Traditional leaders of Ozoro stated that "thugs" had infiltrated the festival and denounced an "erroneous" interpretation of the tradition.

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Six female students from the local university reported assaults, but not rapes.

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Police arrested 15 people following allegations of sexual assault at a community festival in Delta State, Nigeria.

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Oluremi Tinubu 50% Alue-Do ×260% Nigerian Police 60% Delta State ×270% Ozoro ×480% Nigeria ×290%

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agressions sexuelles 100% festival de la fertilité 90% nigeria 80% état de delta 70% ozoro 70% violence sexuelle 60% tradition 50% harcèlement 50% femmes 40%

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Nigeria

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