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It is the fruit of three years of work. Wishing to continue its work, but uncertain of being maintained by the government, the Incest Commission made 82 recommendations this Friday, in a 730-page report to protect children against child criminals, in particular raising the question of the imprescriptibility of rape on child. Systematic identification of vulnerable children, extension of the notion of incest to cousins, psychotrauma care reimbursed for all victims: it details a global public policy against a scourge which, according to the government, affects a child every three minutes.
Still underwater, after having suffered exceptional bad weather and devastating floods for two weeks, Pas-de-Calais is finally experiencing an improvement, with a decline since the middle of the week which could continue. “Despite the rain, river levels have dropped significantly,” the prefecture said Thursday evening, stressing that “this lull should continue at least until Saturday. » The department, known for its vast areas of marshes, remains on orange flood alert, just like the neighboring North, Vendée and Charente-Maritime, Météo-France said on Friday. According to Vigicrues, the precipitation will slow down the current decline in Hauts-de-France.
Senator Les Indépendants (center right) from Loire-Atlantique Joël Guerriau was placed in police custody on Thursday in Paris, suspected of having drugged a member of parliament with a view to sexual assault, confirming information from RMC. The Paris public prosecutor’s office confirmed the placement in police custody of Joël Guerriau for “administering to a person, without their knowledge, a substance likely to impair their discernment or control of their actions to commit rape or sexual assault.” », events which allegedly took place during the night of Tuesday to Wednesday and for which the victim, “a woman, filed a complaint”.