'Death or Rape': French Woman Recounts Harrowing Sexual Assualt By African Migrant Who the State Failed to Deport Despite Order to Leave (Video)

France – In recent video interviews with former French presidential candidate Éric Zemmour and on French TV CNews, a young woman named Claire shared her harrowing experience. She recounted a sexual assault by a 25-year-old illegal African migrant and passionately called for stronger immigration enforcement to protect women in the country. Claire’s powerful testimony shines a spotlight on the urgent need for stricter immigration laws and more significant measures to ensure the safety of French citizens.

Claire’s interview with Zemmour began with her expressing her outrage over the government’s failure to enforce an “obligation to leave French territory” (OQTF) order against her attacker. She revealed that her assailant, who was from Central Africa and already under an OQTF order, had brutally raped her. Shockingly, Claire disclosed that three out of four women raped in France are victimized by individuals [illegal migrants] like her attacker.

Claire recounted the horrifying incident that took place on November 11th. Claire had been returning home after a shopping trip in the 8th arrondissement of Paris when a man followed her. As soon as she entered her building’s entrance hall, he attacked her, threatening to kill her:

“I was returning home, and a man followed me. As soon as I crossed the entrance hall, he jumped on me and attacked me. He said he would kill me. And in fact, after that, he wanted more. At first, I thought he just wanted to steal my stuff, except that, in fact, he wanted more. So he raped me. It lasted a very, very long time. He said ‘I’m going to kill you’ repeatedly. He even really held me very, very tight on my mouth; he put his hands on my mouth, and he strangled me, too. Very, very hard. And in fact, I thought he really was going to kill me. And that, in any case, the only way for me to get through it so that I wouldn’t die was to do as I was told. I was half naked in my entrance hall, blood-soaked. And then he walked away, as if he had done nothing.”

Claire believed that complying with her attacker’s demands was her best chance of survival, as she genuinely feared he would kill her if she didn’t. This decision ultimately saved her life.

Claire’s traumatic experience left her severely injured, and it was only when her attacker left that she could seek help. Despite her detailed description of the assailant to the police, it took some time before he was apprehended while casually wandering on the Champs-Élysées.

What made the situation even more alarming was that her attacker had been under an OQTF order since 2021, raising serious questions about the government’s ability to protect its citizens from potentially dangerous individuals. Claire, like many others, blamed the left-wing government for not effectively implementing these orders and enforcing stricter immigration laws.

In the wake of her ordeal, Claire decided to speak out not only to denounce the OQTF system but also to raise awareness and encourage preventive measures for women in France. She urged women to be cautious and vigilant, emphasizing that safety should not be compromised in their daily lives.

Claire’s bravery in sharing her traumatic experience serves as a stark reminder that the safety and security of French citizens should always be a top priority, not only for the government but also within the community. The distressing fact that a neighbor failed to intervene or call for help during her assault highlights the importance of vigilance among neighbors and fellow citizens in open borders France.

Claire, when asked how she is coping with the aftermath of the brutal rape and attack during the CNews interview, described the profound challenges she faces. She explained the complexity of living after such a traumatic event, highlighting the dissociation from one’s body in the immediate aftermath. She expressed the descent into a painful emotional ordeal, marked by ongoing trauma and distressing flashbacks. Claire’s life has been significantly impacted as she now relies on taxis instead of taking the subway and refrains from social outings with friends due to the overwhelming social difficulties she encounters. Although Claire is receiving medical support from a psychologist and a psychiatrist, she highlighted the poorly organized nature of her support system within the medical field. She emphasized that she had to take the initiative in finding the necessary doctors to assist her in navigating this traumatic journey.

Claire’s compelling testimony underscores the urgent need for more vigorous immigration enforcement, better protection of women, and stricter legal measures against individuals who pose a threat to society. Her story serves as a stark reminder that the safety and security of French citizens should always be a top priority.