
A surfer is accused of sexually abusing a minor: it's the moment for his ex-girlfriend to break her silence. Suddenly more women come forward.
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A surfer is accused of sexually abusing a minor, prompting more women to testify.
#MeToo in surfing “The things I had to endure haunt me in my sleep”
A surfer is accused of sexually abusing a minor: it's the moment for his ex-girlfriend to break her silence. Suddenly more women come forward. Now it's about the culture in the surf scene.
By Rishi Hölscher

After the fire at the town hall in Limoges during nationwide unrest, an anti-terrorism unit has arrested a 40-year-old suspect classified as a left-wing radical. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced aid for reconstruction.
Three days after the unrest in France, a 40-year-old man known as a left-wing extremist was arrested for the fire at Limoges town hall. The historic building burned down completely on Saturday.
A man threatened a bus driver and passengers with a knife in Hamburg-Neugraben. Two young people defended themselves with pepper spray and drove him away. The perpetrator fled undetected and no one was injured.
A 30-year-old man shot several times with a blank pistol on the street in Oberfischach in the Schwäbisch Hall district and also aimed at a female driver. After escaping into a building and a large-scale operation with SEK, dog handlers and a helicopter, he was finally arrested.
After serious riots and looting during protests against high living costs, French authorities are imposing night-time curfews for minors in several cities in northern France. The measures initially apply for Monday and Tuesday between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. in Lille, Douai, Wattignies and Denain. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu emphasized that the chaos was limited to city centers and defended the police actions. The EU strongly criticized the riots, while French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez offered his resignation, which was rejected by President Macron.
More than 43 years after the murder of the prostitute known as “Angelique” in Hamburg, the verdict against the perpetrator is final. The Federal Court of Justice rejected the appeal of the now 62-year-old who committed the crime in 1983.