Did you miss the news this early morning? We’ve put together a recap to help you see things more clearly.
Tuesday at the UN, Emmanuel Macron chose not to adopt the usually calm tone of speeches at the General Assembly. The Head of State thus asked the leaders of the planet to reject “the new order” of division that Russia seeks to impose. “We all have a role in ending [à la guerre en Ukraine] because we all pay the price”. “What we have been witnessing since February 24 is a return to the age of imperialism and colonies,” insisted Emmanuel Macron. But “who is hegemonic today, if not Russia? “.
The Independent Commission on Incest and Sexual Violence Against Children (Ciivise) gives the keys to the government on Wednesday to act. La Ciivise will indeed present a first report on the consequences in adulthood of victims of sexual violence, drawn up from several stories collected. In total, it indicates that it has received nearly 16,000 testimonies from victims. Thanks to these, the body was able to draw up five “realistic and achievable” recommendations, which 20 minutes Édouard Durand, judge and co-president of the Ciivise.
Violence against women plunges Nupes into turmoil. While LFI is stuck in the Quatennens affair, the management of environmentalists is now shaken by the case of Julien Bayou. The latter, accused of psychological violence by an ex-companion, is “withdrawn from his duties” as co-president of the environmental group in the National Assembly, the group’s office announced on Tuesday, pending the conclusions of an internal investigation. This “withdrawal” “is not worth resignation” and was decided “without predicting the conclusions of this affair and to ensure the serenity of the return to parliament”.