"There is an urgent need for legislators to recognize coercive control over what it is: a crime against the freedom of victims"

TRIBUNE. While the bill to combat gender-based and sexual violence is to be considered by the Senate on 3 April, a group of personalities, including actress Isild Le Besco and former minister Agnes Firmin-Le Bodo, reaffirms, in a forum in the "World", the importance of establishing coercive control as a crime in order to effectively combat domestic violence and femicide.

The Minister for Anti-Discrimination announced that the government will table an amendment to this effect to the bill that is soon to be considered by the Senate.

The Minister will introduce an amendment to ensure that those working with children's contacts are able to detect "signals" in cases of sexual abuse.

From teachers to doctors to cultural and sports leaders, the Minister for Equality between Women and Men, Aurore Bergé, hopes that all professionals working with children will be able to detect the signals sent by young victims.

On Monday, the government will table an amendment to its proposed law on sexual and gender-based violence in order to introduce mandatory training for certain trades, with the aim of

The Government will table an amendment to the proposed law on sexual and gender-based violence, which will include teachers, doctors, nurses, midwives and medical and social personnel.