Roman Polanski Victim Blasts Oscars For Banning Director

Roman Polanski has been stripped of his membership of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences — but his underage victim is blasting the group that gave the pervert director an Oscar in 2002!

Showbiz insiders felt that the Academy had finally began to make amends for celebrating the career of Polanski, who fled the United States to escape a prison sentence for drugging and raping 13-year-old Samantha Geimer in 1977. The organization behind the Oscars even made the announcement while also stripping Bill Cosby of his membership. Samantha, however, says the Academy is made of Hollywood hypocrites!

"It is an ugly and cruel action which serves only appearance," Samantha wrote via social media. "It does nothing to change the sexist culture in Hollywood today, and simply proves they will eat their own to survive."

Samantha, who's defended Polanski in the past, also backed him for fleeing the country after feeling cheated on a plea deal! "The Los Angeles District Attorney's office has refused to pursue justice," Samantha wrote, "instead, it continues to cover up the illegal and inappropriate activity in the court."

Others, however, are cheering the move against Polanski — who got a standing ovation from Meryl Streep and others when he won Best Director for "The Pianist" in 2002. The decision came after more accusers against Polanski came forward, and five months after Oscar-winning producer Harvey Weinstein was also stripped of membership.