Julien Bayou’s ex-partner officially took over this Monday the EELV’s investigation unit against violence against women and wishes to be heard “under certain conditions that guarantee the security of the testimonies”, we learned in a press release issued by her attorney.
Calling herself “restricted and forced by the media rhythm that has recently been imposed on her, challenging her mental health”, Julien Bayou’s ex-girlfriend speaks for the first time about the merits of the case.
“Get His Word Back”
He entered the EELV cell “to recover his word, word completely confiscated recently – mainly by men and their accomplices – in defiance of his existence,” adds the Me Elodie Tuaillon-Hibon press release.
Asked about the conditions that her client set to be heard by the cell, the lawyer did not want to comment.
Julien Bayou resigned last Monday from his position as national secretary of the EELV after the accusations of psychological violence against his ex-girlfriend, which he questions. No complaint has been filed or any judicial investigation has been opened.
After an article from Release After revealing on Friday that for three years Julien Bayou lived under the pressure of an informal feminist group that reproached him for his behavior and investigated his relationships with women, the EELV leadership reaffirmed its confidence in the internal cell of the party.
The cell “did not consider that there was a need to suspend Julien Bayou conservatively and continues with its work and its hearings,” EELV said on Saturday.
An internal and external “misogynistic” campaign
Julien Bayou’s ex-girlfriend “wants to clarify that her suicidal ideas and her actions are not linked in any way to the action of feminist activists but to behaviors that would be toxic, contrary to the values of feminism, which are supposed to be at the center “. heart of EELV’s values, likely to endanger moral or physical health, and the guilt she felt for having been able to serve as ‘guarantor’ despite herself, “adds the press release from his lawyer.
“My client did not join EELV thinking of joining a ‘dating club.’ He joined this party because he had made political decisions that he considered (then) innovative and courageous on certain issues and that he had experience to contribute, adds the lawyer.
“She deplores an internal and external misogynist, psychophobic and validist campaign, unworthy of people who call themselves progressive,” the statement continues.
Source: BFM TV
