Sexual assault

However, the Public Prosecutor's Office has counted 23 assaults and warned that nine of the victims are minors, between the ages of 14 and 17.

The victim requested a driver's transport vehicle to be moved to Usurbil, where the driver parked the vehicle and touched the girl.

The attacker, who was carrying 12,000 euros in cash, held the victim and beat another woman who came to his aid.

The Ertzaintza is investigating the six-year period since some of the reported incidents date back to 2020. The alleged perpetrator has been in pre-trial detention since early July.

Getxo feminists have recalled in a statement that there was another attack at the San Ignacio festivities in late July.

The man accused of the attack was arrested after touching the woman in the early morning hours of Saturday to Sunday.

Equality Councilwoman Ane Oyarbide has stated that "Big Week must be a space of coexistence, respect and freedom for all people."

The attack took place in the early morning hours of Saturday in a house in Amara, and the arrest was carried out that morning by the Ertzaintza, who is already in custody.

The events took place during the school year holidays, while the girl was in her father's home, and by court order the man has been placed in provisional detention.

The male assault took place at 05:00 in the Algorta neighbourhood, in the context of the San Ignacio festivities. The 19-year-old victim was taken to Cruces Hospital.

A rally has been held in the Landes town of Tarnos to denounce the sexual assaults committed by a monitor at the leisure centre. The victims have been six young children who have shown solidarity with their families and arrested the monitor accused of sexual assault.

The Pamplona City Council has condemned the attack and called on the public to participate in any meetings that the feminist movement may organize.

A second defendant has been sentenced to two years in prison for sexual assault offences.

Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Mette-Marit before his marriage to Crown Prince Haakon, was charged with 39 offences.

The attack took place early in the morning on Thursday, June 5, in Taconera Park, where two men assaulted and sexually abused another young man, one of whom is in prison and the police are trying to identify the second.

The French Government has acknowledged that the justice system has made "mistakes", as the main suspects of the murder were reported at least five times for rape or sexual assault of minors, some of which were dismissed and no action was ever taken.