Question 15573 — children

Summary

Mr. Jocelyn Dessigny questions the Minister of National Education on the measures taken by the Government in the face of sexual violence committed against children in after-school structures nationwide. According to investigations carried out by the show Cash Investigation broadcast on January 29, 2026 on France 2, accusations of sexual assault committed by after-school leaders on children have increased in recent years. months in Paris and in all regions. This national scandal reveals structural failures that go far beyond a community or territory. The facts documented in Paris illustrate the scale of the problem: in 2025, 46 presenters were suspended in the capital, including 20 for acts of a sexual nature; between January 1 and April 3, 2026, 78 new hosts were suspended, including 31 for suspicion of violence sexual. These figures are only known because media and political pressure forced the town hall to make them public. Nowhere else has such transparency been imposed. What makes this picture even worse is the nature of the dysfunctions revealed. Investigations established that after reports, facilitators were not suspended but simply moved from one school to another, continuing to work with of children. A documented case concerns a facilitator reported for psychological violence, moved on December 12, 2025 to another establishment and finally implicated by three complaints for rape of children filed in February 2026. As early as 2015, a report from the general inspectorate of the City of Paris warned of the risks of sexual offenses against minors - recommendations that remained essentially a dead letter. This dysfunction is not the exception: it reflects the absence of a binding national framework applicable to all extracurricular activities, an administrative field fragmented between municipal, educational and judicial powers. The only extracurricular in Paris employs 15,000 leaders, including 10,000 precarious workers, with 3,000 temporary workers recruited each year. Reported on a national scale, this pool of personnel with precarious contracts and insufficient controls represents a systemic risk for thousands of children across the country. The MP asks him what is the national figures for reports, suspensions and legal proceedings against extracurricular staff for sexual violence against minors - a report which, to date, does not exist publicly; but also if systematic consultation of the FIJAIS is today guaranteed for all personnel involved in the contact of children in extracurriculars, including temporary and part-time contractual workers, throughout the national territory. He also asks what instructions have been given to rectorates and academic management to put an end to the practice of simply moving a reported agent to another establishment, instead of his immediate suspension and if the Government intends to carry out a mission of national inspection on after-school activities, in order to assess the real extent of the phenomenon territory by territory and to impose uniform transparency obligations on all municipalities.

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