Women’s rights activists rally in Paris over sexual violence law

Euronews · collected 2026-09-09 · by Frederique Mauduit
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Women's rights activists and supporters rallied outside France's Justice Ministry in Paris to advocate for a comprehensive law on sexual violence. Several hundred people attended the demonstration, which was held as lawmakers began examining the proposed legislation. The protesters called for sufficient funding and resources to support the law, with specific demands including greater protection for children and an end to sexual violence. Presidential candidates Marine Tondelier and Raphaël Glucksmann were among those who attended the rally.
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Several hundred women's rights activists and supporters gathered outside France's Justice Ministry in Paris, where lawmakers were examining a proposed comprehensive law on sexual violence. The protesters chanted, held purple banners, and called on authorities to ensure the legislation is adopted with sufficient funding and resources. They also demanded greater protection for children and an end to sexual violence. The rally drew attention from political figures, including presidential candidates Marine Tondelier and Raphaël Glucksmann. Organizers say the proposed law should cover four key areas: prevention, victim support, justice, and follow-up for both victims and perpetrators.

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Frederique Mauduit
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France Justice Ministry Paris

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Narrative

Several hundred women’s rights activists and supporters gathered outside France’s Justice Ministry in Paris as lawmakers began examining a proposed comprehensive law on sexual violence.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-09
2026-09-09 · Euronews
Women’s rights activists rally in Paris over sexual violence law · assertive framing

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Several hundred women’s rights activists and supporters gathered outside France’s Justice Ministry in Paris as lawmakers began examining a proposed comprehensive law on sexual violence. asserted
lawmakers → gather → violence
Protesters chanted, held purple banners and called on authorities to ensure the legislation is adopted and backed by sufficient funding and resources. asserted
legislation → chant → funding
Placards at the demonstration included messages calling for greater protection for children and an end to sexual violence. asserted
Placards → include → violence
The rally also drew political figures, including presidential candidates Marine Tondelier and Raphaël Glucksmann. asserted
rally → draw → Tondelier
Organisers say the proposed law should cover prevention, victim support, justice and follow-up for both victims and perpetrators. asserted
law → say → victims
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