Question 13497 — children

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Mrs. Michèle Tabarot draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the situation of the public interest group Enfance en danger (GIPED) and its two operators: the National Observatory for Child Protection and the National Telephone Reception Service for Children in Danger (SNATED). The GIPED thus manages the national number 119 “Hello, childhood in danger” which provides help and listening to minor victims of abused or in danger of being abused. This is a major issue for France, a country in which violence against children remains at a high level. SNATED also processes more than 1,000 calls per day and has helped more than 375,000 children since its creation. In this context, the reduction in the State subsidy to GIPED, provided for in the finance bill for 2019, is a bad signal for the cause of childhood and gives rise to a legitimate excitement for many associations. While the Government must soon announce strategic orientations in favor of child protection, she would like to know the measures that could be taken to guarantee the sustainability and means of action of the GIPED and, more generally, to mark the country's determination to better protect children.

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