Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Lyhanna case has reignited debate over the French justice system's ability to protect minors and women. In France, funding for the justice system and the number of judges remain below the European average. At the same time, reports of sexual violence have risen sharply, placing increasing pressure on the courts. As a result, a significant proportion of cases are dismissed without further action, fueling criticism and renewed calls for reform.
What measures are being implemented in your country to better protect minors and women?
About the Series
This social media series is a new collaborative project involving nine media partners across Europe. Each week, a journalist from a different country highlights a timely issue that has sparked national debate and could resonate across the continent.
#POVEurope #arteinfo #Lyhanna #loiintégrale #justice
The Lyhanna case has reignited debate over the French justice system's ability to protect minors and women. In France, funding for the justice system and the number of judges remain below the European average. At the same time, reports of sexual violence have risen sharply, placing increasing pressure on the courts. As a result, a significant proportion of cases are dismissed without further action, fueling criticism and renewed calls for reform.
What measures are being implemented in your country to better protect minors and women?
About the Series
This social media series is a new collaborative project involving nine media partners across Europe. Each week, a journalist from a different country highlights a timely issue that has sparked national debate and could resonate across the continent.
#POVEurope #arteinfo #Lyhanna #loiintégrale #justice
