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Question 5878 — women

openFrance· National Assembly· FR

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Mr. Francis Vercamer draws the attention of the Secretary of State, to the Prime Minister, responsible for equality between women and men, to the need to develop emergency reception structures for women victims of violence and their children. Domestic violence is a major societal problem that affects all social categories. In France, a woman dies every three days, a victim of her partner or ex-spouse. As part of the great cause of the five-year term, which is equality between women and men, the fight against violence against women must have a central place. Also, if it is necessary to act upstream in order to prevent this behavior, no declared violence must go unanswered and victims must be effectively protected. However, emergency accommodation structures for women victims of violence, a temporary solution for a period of 3 to 4 months and often resulting from associative initiatives, are today saturated and too few in number and do not make it possible to accommodate all the victims. These emergency centers are, however, a place of refuge for women alone or with children; families are supported there thanks to comprehensive social monitoring allowing them to calmly build a future. Also, the need to developing this type of structure being a widely shared observation, he asks him to please indicate the measures he intends to take in this direction.

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