Nie, Europa nie sprzedaje bielizny "antygwałtowej"

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Nie, Europa nie sprzedaje bielizny "antygwałtowej"  Według wiralowych postów, bielizna zaprojektowana w celu ochrony kobiet przed napaściami seksualnymi trafiła do sprzedaży w Europie. Wpisy wykorzystują te twierdzenia jako pretekst do szerzenia ksenofobicznej retoryki.  CZYTAJ WIĘCEJ : http://pl.euronews.com/2025/11/28/nie-europa-nie-sprzedaje-bielizny-antygwaltowej  Zasubskrybuj nasz kanał.Euronews jest dostępny na Dailymotion w 12 językach

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00:00No, Europe is not selling anti-rape underwear.

00:07Far-right figures and other social media users are sharing a clip which they wrongly claim

00:12shows a new, European-developed brand of anti-rape underwear.

00:16The ex-posts, such as this one by British far-right activist Tommy Robinson,

00:21attempt to whip up xenophobic sentiment by suggesting that Europe is bringing in the underwear

00:26to protect women from immigrants, rather than closing its borders or stopping migration from

00:31the third world. It says that the underwear was developed in the US and that a German company

00:36has launched similar products. In the corner of the video, we can see a logo for ARWare.

00:42A Google search of the company leads us to a page on the American crowdfunding website Indiegogo.

00:48We can see that ARWare launched a campaign in 2013 to eventually produce the underwear,

00:53amassing just under $55,000 in donations, but it's now closed. The company last posted an update in

01:002016, in which it outlined difficulties in the manufacturing process, and internet users have

01:06repeatedly posted unanswered comments in recent years, suggesting the product was never released

01:11to the public. We can also find the full original version of the clip posted on X. The Spanish subtitles

01:17in the smaller clip appear to originate from Spanish language video service VIX, as we can see an older

01:23version of its logo in the top right corner. As for the German company mentioned in the clip,

01:28another Google search takes us to various articles written in 2017 and 2018 about Safe Shorts,

01:35a brand of anti-rape shorts created by a woman in Germany. The pictures of the product match the

01:40ones from the German company shown in the clip, but the Cube was unable to track down any website or

01:45contact details for the company suggesting that they're no longer available.

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