Thirty-four members of a “masculinist” Telegram group will face prosecution in France for inciting hatred against women. The case follows an investigation triggered by 45 detentions in June. The men are accused of distributing messages promoting misogyny through the online channel. This action highlights growing concern over online hate speech and its impact. French authorities are taking a firm stance against such behaviour, signalling a commitment to combating online violence against women. The trial will focus on the content shared within the group and its potential to incite harm. This case represents a significant legal challenge concerning online radicalization and the spread of extremist ideologies.