The Prime Minister, Michel Barnier, is expected to announce a series of measures this Monday, November 25.
The Prime Minister, Michel Barnier, is expected to announce a series of measures this Monday, November 25, on the occasion of the International Day Against Violence Against Women.
According to information from La Tribune Dimanche, the government will set the objective that, by the end of 2025, victims will be able to file complaints in all hospitals in France, as is currently the case in certain establishments. .
Formation et information
A major training plan for police officers, lawyers and doctors would also be planned, taking into account the issue of chemical submission which will be the subject of a major information campaign starting this Monday, supported by a dedicated association, called Don't fall asleep.
A telephone number and the address of the Reference Center on attacks facilitated by substances will be displayed, in particular, in pharmacies, specifies BFMTV, and a listening and support platform will be created.
The definition of consent could be revised with a rewriting of the law. At the same time, the amount allocated to universal emergency assistance in the event of domestic violence, from which 26,000 women benefited last year, would increase from €13 million to €20 million in the 2025 budget.
Several thousand people demonstrated on Saturday in France to protest against violence against women at the call of more than 400 organizations and personalities. The CGT claimed 100,000 demonstrators in France, including 80,000 in Paris, 3,000 in Bordeaux and 2,500 in Montpellier (our previous edition).
Torchlight vigil
New gatherings are expected this Monday, including a torchlight vigil in front of the Avignon court, site of the Mazan rape trial, where requisitions against the 51 accused are to begin.
The International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, November 25, was established by the UN in 1999 in memory of the Mirabal sisters, who fought against the dictatorship in the Dominican Republic. Since then, it has become the voice of new demands in direct contact with the ills of society.
According to government data, the police and gendarmerie services recorded last year in France, in terms of crimes and misdemeanors, 444,700 victims of physical violence and 114,700 victims of sexual violence.
