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France’s National Assembly is set to vote on a comprehensive bill to tackle sexual and gender-based violence. The proposed legislation would create specialised police units to investigate sexual crimes, broaden the definition of incest, and introduce penalties for stalking and sending unsolicited explicit images. It also includes school interviews aimed at detecting abuse and violence.
If adopted, the law would come into force in 2032. While the bill has broad political support, some NGOs have expressed disappointment with the final draft, arguing that key measures have been weakened or removed, as Luke Shrago explains from the National Assembly. In France, new day of demonstrations against learning conditions, teaching gaps Hackers heat French supermarket fridges, sparking fires and spoiling food France: climate activist Greta Thunberg joins teens on new day of school protests France votes on sweeping bill to combat sexual and gender-based violence Cyberattack hits hundreds of French supermarkets, spoiling millions of euros in food French supermarkets suffer refrigerator shutdown after 'unprecedented' cyberattack French presidential hopeful Glucksmann says 'battle begins' to revive divided left © 2026 Copyright France 24 - All rights reserved.
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