the victim to bed before imposing her intercourse with him and stressed that he surrendered for fear of assault from him; That he justified his act by the strong desire which he had the day of the facts to have intimate relations; That heard during the judicial information, SOUMAHORO Fanta affirmed that following the refusal of his sexual advances, FANNY Seydou had threatened her with death and ensured her that her cries would be ineffective because no one would come to her help; That subsequently, she continued, he was holding her by the throat before leading her to take off her own underwear to penetrate her with her penis; Considering that referred to this court, FANNY Seydou did not vary in his confession by reiterating that, not wanting not indulge in adultery, he had made requests to his family to have a concubine, which efforts did not have a happy outcome because of his paternal parents were hostile to him; That he maintained that the motive for his act lies in the strong desire which animated him that day to have intimate relations because he had spent thirty years without sexual intercourse; That he confirmed that it was he who had removed the victim's clothes before making her lie down on a bag she was holding and signified that he had not used any physical violence on her; That he specified that she had given in because she was afraid because of her body compared to his; That Public Prosecution, in its submissions, asked to convict the accused for the impugned acts of rape prosecuted and sentence him to twenty (20) years of imprisonment as well as to the costs; Considering that, Lawyers KONE Catherine, counsel for the accused, pleaded for the mercy of the Court on the ground that not only his client used only moral constraint but also he acted under the weight of his impulses; That she submits that her client had constantly acknowledged the facts against him from the preliminary investigation to the bar of the tribunal; REASONS A- In the form Considering that the accused FANNY Seydou appeared at the bar and gave his version of the facts; That it befits to rule, after trial, with regard to him;