Gender-Based Violence: French Proposed Bill Aims to Strengthen Protections
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Gender-based violence: French proposed bill aims to strengthen protections
French lawmakers are set to debate a bill against gender-based and sexual violence. It aims to strengthen the entire process – from reporting crimes and investigation to protection and compensation for victims. The bill also targets online sexual abuse, including non-consensual content and AI-generated deepfakes. FRANCE 24's Claire Paccalin reports.
The text against gender-based and sexual violence comes into the National Assembly Chamber.
The bill against gender-based and sexual violence, which was debated in the National Assembly on 1 October, forgets to lay down as a principle the protection of those who suffer them, judges Nicolas Bergeman in a forum in the "World".
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As from 1 October 2026, MPs are considering a bill known as the "integral" law against gender-based and sexual violence against women and children. The bill, whose ambition is to reach consensus despite reluctance on the judicial side, intends to better support victims, from the filing of complaints to access to care.
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