Gender-Based and Sexual Violence: the National Assembly Approves a Minimum of Investigative Actions After a Complaint
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MEPs unanimously voted to establish a minimum base of investigation to prevent complaints of gender-based, sexual and intra-family violence from being closed too quickly MEPs approved on Friday in the Chamber the establishment of a minimum base of investigation to prevent a complaint from being too quickly dismissed, a flagship measure of the "integral" law against gender-based, sexual and intra-family violence.
On Friday, MEPs approved the creation of a "authority to combat sexual and domestic violence".
The mission of this body will be to assess public policies, to make a state of femicides in France, but also to conduct research.
On Friday, MEPs unanimously adopted a system requiring a minimum base of investigative action in cases of gender-based, sexual and domestic violence, a measure designed to prevent complaints from being closed too quickly.
As the review of the comprehensive law began on Thursday, 1 October 2026 before the National Assembly, the deputies approved this Friday the creation of a "authority to combat sexual and domestic violence". Here is what this new independent body should serve.
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