Question 28241 — victim assistance

Summary

Mr. Didier Martin questions the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for equality between women and men and the fight against discrimination, about the increase in domestic violence during the confinement period. Through the exit restrictions it imposes, confinement constitutes a favorable breeding ground for domestic and intra-family violence because it requires victims to remain in the same place for a prolonged period. location as their attacker. Calling for help using the dedicated call number (3919) or going to a police station or gendarmerie has become more difficult. In this context, certain indicators may raise fears of an increase in domestic violence. In one week of confinement, reports of domestic violence in the gendarmerie zone and in the Paris police headquarters zone have increased 32% and 36% respectively. To combat this phenomenon and best protect victims, certain strong measures have been announced by the Government. It is possible to mention in this respect the installation of “ephemeral support points” in shopping centers, the launch of a campaign intended to allow better knowledge of the arretonslesviolences.gouv.fr platform as well as the launch of a system alert through pharmacies. Measures must also be taken to allow the continuity of associative missions which can no longer hold office hours due to confinement and to put an end to cohabitation with a violent spouse or parent. He would like to know, in the context of confinement, what precise measures the Government intends to implement to protect victims of violence. intra-family and how these measures will be implemented in the coming weeks so that they can protect those who need it without further delay.

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