Question 39671 — women

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Mr. André Villiers questions the Minister of the Interior on the provisional assessment and prospects of the fight against domestic violence after a new domestic homicide by firearm committed in Monéteau in Yonne on June 11, 2021. While the Government has made the fight against domestic violence the great cause of the five-year term and despite the Grenelle of domestic violence, the law of July 30, 2020 aimed at to protect the victims of domestic violence and various movements on social networks, reports of domestic violence have significantly increased during the health crisis and periods of house arrest, while “feminicides” continue to regularly make the headlines in the media. The MP asks the Minister what provisional assessment the Government draws up of its action in the fight against violence marital relations and the new actions it intends to continue to take to better identify, protect and support women victims of violence as well as their children. He particularly wishes to know the rates of the Grenelle measures for domestic violence committed and already effective, in particular concerning the deployment of anti-reconciliation bracelets, the use of the incrimination of control introduced in the code criminal law, the generalization of emergency channels within the courts, the establishment of the Visa guarantee for women victims of violence, the establishment of feedback after each feminicide, the facilitation of the filing of complaints for victims of domestic violence unable to travel (particularly when they are hospitalized), the strengthening of the number 3919 or even the provisional schedule of establishment of the file of perpetrators of domestic violence, the creation of which was recently announced and which aims to streamline the transmission of information between the different State services concerned. Monéteau's drama vigorously challenges the French. After in-depth knowledge of these results, he asked what other process could strengthen the fight against violence.

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