Sexual violence: the Ciivise calls for the inclusion of adult victims during childhood
The commission warns of their exclusion from the care pathway provided for in a bill being debated in France.
The Independent Commission on Incest and Sexual Violence against Children is calling for adult victims of sexual violence during childhood to be included in the care system provided for by the law under discussion, according to Le Monde.
The Ciivise intervenes while the text against sexist and sexual violence is being debated. It believes that the proposed care pathway leaves out people who have become adults but have suffered this violence when they were minors.
The extract provided does not detail the specific amendments requested or the parliamentary timetable for the text. The committee's position concerns the broadening of the scope of beneficiaries of the scheme.
Sources
- Violences sexuelles : la Ciivise demande l’élargissement de la loi intégrale aux adultes victimes dans leur enfance — Le Monde — Une
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