Question 15241 — women

Summary

Ms. Fadila Khattabi draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, to the situation of women with disabilities who are victims of violence. In a report on violence against women in Europe published in 2014, the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights revealed, among other things, that 34% of women with disabilities had suffered physical or sexual violence from of a partner, compared to 19% of able-bodied women. Some victim support associations even indicate that 4 out of 5 women with disabilities in France have suffered or are experiencing violence. A figure that the French Council for Disabled People was unable to validate, due to lack of precise data on the subject. Regardless, violence against disabled women is a reality that cannot be disputed. A telephone number and The listening service was also set up in 2016. Managed by the association Femmes pour le dire, femmes pour action (FDFA), this number receives an average of 51 calls per month. However, the association points out the fact that calls decrease when the number is no longer relayed by the media. Also, it seems essential to carry out a real awareness campaign on this subject but also and above all to think about real reception structures for these women. She therefore questions him about the possibility of including such an approach in one of the five major national projects presented on the occasion of the last national disability conference (CNH), particularly within the framework of the fifth project dedicated to the representation of people with disabilities in the construction of public policies.

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