
In Brief: After-School Activity Leader Examined for Rape and Sexual Assault in Brittany
The World's report — In brief summarizes the main available information, while attributing statements to their sources.

The World's report — In brief summarizes the main available information, while attributing statements to their sources.

Before a Senate investigative committee, Paris's mayor cited "legal constraints," notably the presumption of innocence, to justify the city's response to violence in out-of-school programs.

Questioned Wednesday by the Senate inquiry commission, the mayor of Paris admitted collective failings by the city in a case involving more than 230 ongoing investigations.

Questioned by a Senate investigation committee, the former Paris mayor acknowledged "dysfunctions" without assuming sole responsibility.

An afterschool instructor was sentenced Tuesday in Paris to five years in prison, including one year under electronic monitoring, for sexual assaults on nine elementary school children, according to RFI.