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Tens of thousands rally in France for a comprehensive law to fight sexual violence

Tens of thousands are marching across France to demand a comprehensive new law to combat sexual violence.

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Tens of thousands of people rallied across France to demand a comprehensive law and stricter measures against sexual violence. Protesters called for the abolition of the statute of limitations for rape and sexual assault.

Additionally, the French justice system announced it would re-examine 88,000 child abuse claims.

Epilogue added 47d ago, after coverage quieted.

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Protesters are rallying throughout France to demand stricter measures and a comprehensive law against sexual violence. These demonstrations follow calls from women alleging rape and sexual assault to abolish the statute of limitations.

Coverage from France 24, Euronews.com, and صوت الإمارات emphasizes the scale of the protests, noting that tens of thousands have participated. The BBC highlights the specific demand to remove legal time limits for reporting crimes, while The Guardian references the case of Lyhanna.

Attention now turns to the French justice system, which is set to re-examine 88,000 claims of child abuse, according to reporting from RFI.

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What are the protesters demanding?

Protesters are calling for a comprehensive law to fight sexual violence and stricter measures against such crimes.

What specific legal change are victims requesting?

Women alleging rape and sexual assault are calling for the abolition of the statute of limitations.

Is the government taking any action regarding past claims?

According to RFI, the French justice system will re-examine 88,000 child abuse claims.

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