Revelations concerning a complaint for moral harassment make Instagram react, and for good reason: it would have been filed by Richard Berry, accused of incest by his daughter, against several feminist activists.
As a reminder, at the start of 2021, actor Richard Berry was accused of incest by his daughter, Coline Berry-Rojtman. New twist on Tuesday, August 31: on Instagram, we learn that Richard Berry would have filed a complaint for moral harassment against several feminist activists, members of Amazon Paris (organization fighting for women’s rights). It was in the story of one of them that the facts were revealed, before being subsequently relayed, first on the Instagram account of Marilou Berry – niece of Richard Berry and daughter of Josiane Balasko -, then on that of her daughter, Coline Berry herself. What is reproached to feminist activists by the actor: the fact of having pasted posters against him – or rather, in support of Coline Berry – in the 20th arrondissement of Paris a few months ago.
“Coline heroine “
In the stories shared on Instagram, it is possible to read: “We are several women from Amazon Paris to have been summoned by the DRPJ (Regional Directorate of the Judicial Police) to respond acts of ‘moral harassment’ following a complaint by Richard Berry“. She continues: “This is not the first time that I have been summoned to answer for facts that I did not commit, for which I KNOW that there is no proof. Simply, we had to satisfy sir and say that we had carried out an investigation “. The activist then delivers a strong message: “At the same time, I see that women victims of violence from men see their complaints overwhelmingly dismissed. What is this difference in treatment due to? To sex? Social status? In the full contact book? A little mixture of all that? “, before reaffirming its support for Coline Berry: “I remind you that Coline Berry had the immense courage to file a rape complaint against her father Richard Berry. I believe her.“
The story of the splicer was subsequently relayed in its entirety, first by Marilou Berry, then by Coline Berry.