"I had prepared for the worst."
Invited by France Inter, Mila returned to the trial that followed the cyberstalking that the young girl had to face by posting videos critical of Islam.
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On Wednesday, the Paris court handed down sentences of up to six months in prison for eleven of its stalkers.
"I have been very stressed lately before the trial,
" says Mila, who now says
"
relieved
".
“I want it to get things done and it's already a big step forward,
” she continues. With justice, “
I felt respected, supported as a victim.
"
On social networks, says the young girl, the trial is already having an impact:
"I see a lot of comments that say:" I want to get upset, but I'm not going to say anything so as not to to find in the court ”,
continues the young girl.
"Fear changes sides and that gives me hope."
