US EditionJustice. Rape: a Mosellane gets France condemned by the European Court of Human Rights
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In a judgment delivered on 24 April last, the European Court of Human Rights condemns France for failing to fulfil its obligations to "repress unconsented sexual acts". What the French courts have not done. The ECHR considers that France has not been able to protect three ...
The European Court of Human Rights ordered France to pay €15,000 of moral damage to a young woman from the Forbach region. In May 2020, when she was only 14 years old, the complainant had denounced incidents of rape in a parking lot in Freyming-Merlebach. The French courts had released the two defendants in question. This was a mistake according to European judges.
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