Sandrine Josso and Véronique Guillotin presented their findings to the French government. The report addresses under-detection and recognises abuse within families and trusted relationships.
Proposed priorities
Its recommendations include healthcare and judicial training, consent education and access to testing.
Concrete recommendations
Public Sénat details fifty proposals, including fifteen priorities. They include preserving hospital evidence without requiring an immediate police complaint and extending funding for toxicology testing. The report also calls for recurring awareness campaigns and coordination among professionals, organisations and expert survivors. Funding and implementation timetables remained unresolved questions when the recommendations were presented.
Context matters
A report’s recommendations should be distinguished from measures subsequently enacted.
The date refers to the linked original publication. This summary preserves the context at that date.
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