What has Gisèle Pelicot revealed about the case that made her a global feminist symbol?

TL;DR

Gisèle Pelicot's husband, Dominique Pelicot, was arrested in September 2020, leading to the discovery of hundreds of images and videos on his computer depicting men raping her while she was sedated.
The events occurred between July 2011 and October 2020 in Mazan, southeastern France.
Dominique Pelicot was sentenced to 20 years in prison for recruiting men online to rape his wife, and 49 other men were convicted of rape, receiving 15-year sentences.
Pelicot has published her memoirs, "Un himno a la vida," released in 22 languages, detailing her survival and offering a message of hope.
She discusses her struggles with memory loss and fainting spells related to the abuse and her ongoing process of healing and self-reconstruction.
Pelicot expresses a desire to confront her ex-husband to seek answers about the unsolved cases, including those involving her daughter.
She emphasizes that she harbors no hatred or rage, only feelings of betrayal, helplessness, and indignation, stating that hate and rage are destructive.
Pelicot acknowledges the crucial role of the supermarket security guard who stopped her husband and the perseverance of the investigating police officer.
She has found a new partner who she describes as an incredible person with true values.

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