Question 10665 — victim assistance

Summary

Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Prime Minister, responsible for equality between women and men and the fight against discrimination, to the evolution of the 3919 system. In recent years, the 3919 system, which allows victims of domestic and intra-family violence to be listened to and supported, has undergone several developments such as the opening of the system to deaf or hard of hearing people, or in Reunion Creole. The subject of male victims of domestic violence remains taboo and the figures are underestimated by the self-censorship of victims. If we refer to data published by the ministerial statistical service for internal security (SSMSI), in 2023 men represent 15% of victims of domestic violence, the national study relating to violent deaths in within the couple in 2024 gives the number of 31 male victims of domestic homicide. We must also think about children: according to the same reports, children are around 400,000 co-victims of this domestic violence of all kinds. The 3919 system open to male victims or the creation of an equivalent system would make it possible to support a significant number of victims and make it possible to prevent deaths. Madam Deputy also draws attention to the need to train staff to listen to the specific problem of male victims of domestic violence whose care is different from that of female victims of domestic violence. Consequently, she asks her if she is considering opening the 3919 system to all victims of domestic violence, with training adapted for those listening.

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