The Express Tribune · 13h
Les Diables filmmaker Christophe Ruggia found guilty in Adele Haenel assault case
Haenel, known for Portrait of a Lady on Fire, first accused Ruggia in 2019, alleging he abused her during and after the filming of Les Diables (The Devils) in the early 2000s, when she was between 12 and 15 years old. Her accusations ignited France’s #MeToo movement, leading her to file a police complaint.
Le Monde.fr · 1d
Court convicts filmmaker Christophe Ruggia of sexual assault on Adèle Haenel as child
Ruggia was sentenced to two years under house arrest with an electronic bracelet, with a further two years suspended. In the landmark #MeToo trial, Haenel had accused Ruggia of assaulting her in the early 2000s,
Metro · 16h
French actress Adele Haenel wins landmark case against director after he abused her as child
In a landmark victory, French actress Adele Haenel’s abuser, Christophe Ruggia, has been given a two-year custodial sentence after being found guilty of sexual assault. The director, 60, will spend his time under house arrest with an electronic bracelet, followed by another two years suspended.
RepublicWorld · 20h
Filmmaker Found Guilty of Assaulting Actor Adele Haenel in France's First Big MeToo Trial
Paris court has found a filmmaker guilty of assaulting French actor Adele Haenel. This case marks France's first major MeToo trial, drawing attention to sexual assault in the entertainment industry.
U.S. News & World Report · 21h
French Film Director Ruggia Found Guilty of Sexually Abusing Actress Adele Haenel
French film director Christophe Ruggia arrives for the verdict in his trial for allegedly sexually abusing actress Adele Haenel on set while she was an adolescent, at the criminal court in Paris, France,
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