More than a French politician arrested for sexual assault

The scandal of Dominique Strauss-Kahn released a taboo in France : Georges Tron , secretary of state civil service, was accused of sexual assault by three aides , resigned from the government and was arrested this afternoon.

The example of a simple set of a hotel in New York, which led to the arrestDominique Strauss-Kahn , French socialist and Director of the IMF, encouraged women to submit complaints in the French courts for sexual assault.

Within weeks, complaints of sexual harassment, assaults and rapes have been multiplied by seven in the country and the politicians do not escape the phenomenon.   

Days after the DSK case, three employees of the House of Draveil (Paris region), chaired by Georges Tron, until recently secretary of state for public office, filed a complaint against him.  

Foot Massage

Tron, who accumulated the function of the ruler with the mayor, resigned from the first but remained ahead of the House.Early in the afternoon was arrested and his deputy one in Draveil by the judicial police, to be confronted with the plaintiffs.

A political leader of the UMP party of President Nicolas Sarkozy, is accused of attempted rape by a municipal official and two other sexual assault.The complainant told police that he asked them, first, to massage her feet and then tried to sexually assault.

Despite being forced to resign from the Government, Georges Tron denies the charges against him and refused to resign the presidency of the Chamber of the Paris region.

"Pedophile orgy in Marrakech"

After the scandal with DSK, which is still awaiting trial in New York, broke out in France a third case involving politicians, who also gave rise to a lawsuit: Luc Ferry, philosopher and former Minister of Education, next to Nicolas Sarkozy, accused "a former minister" has been arrested in Marrakech at the beginning of this century, "a pedophile orgy with boys."

According to Ferry, who as leaders of the secret police, has already been heard by the researchers from Paris, says that at the time the case was muffled by the French and Moroccan.

The minister concerned would Jack Lang, a leading figure in the golden age of French Socialism during the presidency of the late Francois Mitterrand.

Lang responded immediately to the accusations, threatening processes "all that evoked his name" in connection with the latter case.