Join Young Feminist Brussels and Le poisson sans bicyclette for a screening of the documentary “Sexe Sans Consentement” (“sex without consent”) on 13 April 2018.

Directed by Delphine Dhilly, “Sex without consent” talks about sexual consent and questions the concept of “grey zone”. It features women of different ages who talk about sexual interactions they did not consent to; women whose refusal was neither heard, nor listened to, nor accepted. They talk about what happened in their head, their body and their entourage during and after their assault.

Broadcasted for the first time in March 2018 in France, “Sex without consent” is about a old issue, sexual violence, and is in echo of recent events (#metoo).

⚠️ Trigger warning : rape, sexual assault, rape culture, victim-blaming

🗣️ The movie will be shown in French with English subtitles. A discussion with the public will follow, in French (whispered translation available, to be asked when you register).

💲 Free entry – limited number of seats!

✒️ REGISTRATION MANDATORY at : https://goo.gl/forms/FwiGSHeVJs3Y7XOm1

🥗 Participants will have the possibility to have food at the Poisson sans Bicyclette before the screening (menu and prices TBA).

🍻 You can also have a drink at the bar and support the Poisson!

Emma is an Irish migrant based in Brussels, Belgium. She studied Criminology and Sociology as an undergrad at Queen's University Belfast and pursued her MSc. at KU Leuven. Emma volunteered for BXL-Irish for Choice fighting for reproductive justice for the island of Ireland and was also a co-Founder of Young Feminist Europe. For her daily job, Emma works for The Brussels Binder - an initiative that aims to promote women's voices in European debates and is also a board member of 50:50NI, advocating for gender parity in local elections in Northern Ireland. You can follow her on Twitter @EmmaL_R90.

Emma Rainey
erainey90@hotmail.com
Emma is an Irish migrant based in Brussels, Belgium. She studied Criminology and Sociology as an undergrad at Queen's University Belfast and pursued her MSc. at KU Leuven. Emma volunteered for BXL-Irish for Choice fighting for reproductive justice for the island of Ireland and was also a co-Founder of Young Feminist Europe. For her daily job, Emma works for The Brussels Binder - an initiative that aims to promote women's voices in European debates and is also a board member of 50:50NI, advocating for gender parity in local elections in Northern Ireland. You can follow her on Twitter @EmmaL_R90.