The well-known French journalist and television host Patrick Poivre d'Arvor has received a wave of complaints in recent years. A total of 26 women denounced the journalist for crimes related to sexual violence, but more women claim to have been assaulted by the journalist PPDA. About 60 women have declared that they have been assaulted by the PPDA, and 40 of them have been assaulted in public.

However, PPDA has attacked a number of women who have filed a complaint and have filed numerous complaints against sixteen women for an alleged crime of sexual assault. Among the sixteen cited are the journalist of Berria Nora Arbelbide. Arbelbide, who last year filed a complaint against the television host for the events that took place in 2003, was rejected for prescribing a crime, as is the case with numerous complaints filed against the PPDA.

Despite the fact that Arbelbide has not yet received any official notification, the presenter has been able to find out from the press that this is one of the women who made the counter-strike.

The news has gathered the words of Arbelbide, who has assured that the PPDA complaint "is full of misogyny": "He says in the complaint that we need fame and that we were in love with him. He discovers all the keys to the culture of rape: he blames us and is the powerful seducer."