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French National Assembly Moves to Overhaul Response to Sexual Violence and Abuse

France has taken a step towards overhauling how it tackles sexual violence after MPs passed a sweeping bill without a single vote against. It would create specialist police units and courts, abuse checks in schools and leave for victims – but protections for foreign women were dropped and the cost is still unclear.

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The National Assembly unanimously adopted, on Tuesday 13 October, the so-called "integral" bill against sexual violence. The coalition of feminist and children's associations, which gave the impetus to the text, celebrated this announcement without concealing certain disappointments. Overview of the provisions provided in this copy of the deputies, before its departure for the Senate. - Justice, health, tracing... What is contained in the compre…

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The collective #WeAll react to the adoption of the text at first reading with the "HuffPost".

·Paris, France
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adoption unanimously of the full law by the National Assembly in France on 13 October. VSS: interview with the general rapporteur of the proposal of the full law Céline Thiébault-Martinez. we go back with her on what it will change, details of the devices/law to tell victims of gender-based and sexual violence that they are no longer alone and that society will do its part to help them by creating a whole judicial channel specialized in the acco…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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After many debates during the summer, demonstrations during the fall and six days of examination at the Palais-Bourbon in October, the complete law against the

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The text pushed to the assembly by the mobilization following the murder of Lyhanna was voted unanimously, but without the votes of LFI, which abstained. The RN finally voted in favour, thus offering a beautiful operation of "purple washing".

·Paris, France
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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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