On the Last Day of the Review of the "Integral" Law, the National Rally Dropped Several Measures
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The majority of the provisions of the law against sexual violence against women and children were safeguarded, sometimes with concessions to reach a compromise. On Friday, the trans-party coalition cracked down on the provisions on protection for foreign women, measures opposed by the National Rally.
These votes aroused criticism from the feminist and children's coalition at the origin of the text, which denounced a "removal" on "the rights to work and the protection of foreign women".
In the National Assembly, the RN and the macroist bloc voted together to blow up two articles of the so-called "integral" bill that were intended to protect foreign victims a little better. "No, I am not ashamed," Minister Aurore Bergé claimed.
On the last day of the review of the articles, the government, the central bloc and the Republican right voted this Friday, 9 October, like the far right, against several articles aimed at ensuring the unconditionality of protection to these particularly vulnerable victims.
The far right party has, in particular, rejected the creation of a specific leave for employees who are victims of sexual violence.
The MPs rejected a measure that was to prevent the expulsion of foreign women who were victims of violence, and then a leave of absence reserved for female employees.The article The RN imposes its mark and brings down two protections for women appeared first on Le Singulier.
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