The Independent Commission on incest and sexual abuse of children (Ciivise) leans, Wednesday 27 October, the struggle of these “mothers struggle” which often fail to be believed.
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Entering by “hundreds” of women expressing their inability to protect their children against incest, if not raw and heard, the Independent Commission on incest and sexual abuse of children (Ciivise) decided to devote its first review, Wednesday 27 October, to combat these “mothers struggle.” The independent body, which aims to propose legislative changes tracks to better protect children from sexual violence, stands in this document of ten pages an overview disturbing on many levels.
First and foremost, by evaluating the number of cases of paternal incest, to which it succeeds in crossing data from the survey “Turn” and “Context of sexuality in France” INED, and “life and security framework” of the statistical service the Ministry of interior. According to his calculation, 22,000 children are annually victims of sexual abuse by their father. But in 2020, only 1,697 people were prosecuted for rape or sexual assault incestuous, raises the Ciivise, and 760 convicted for these reasons in 2018, according to latest figures from the Department of Justice provided.
harsh Stories
Worryingly, notice is also highlighted by the resistances at work in the society in the protection of the children involved and their “protective parents”, ie mothers. Witness the harsh stories whose Ciivise echoes. For example, it tells the story of a mother and daughter, nicknamed Christine and Katy respectively. After a divorce on background of domestic violence, Katy’s father gets a right and accommodation for half the school holidays.
A few years later, the small, aged 4 and a half reveals the adults around him of sexual abuse by her father. She asks: “What is normal or not my dad to rotate my chick around his finger and it forces me to remove my panties to sleep?” Insufficient, however, to achieve the rape complaint filed by his mother, who is discontinued. Despite repeated charges a year later with his mistress, the juvenile judge decides to separate from his mother Katy the grounds advanced a “massive parental conflict.” It is entrusted to a home social assistance to children, whose team accuses Christine of having “raised his daughter against her father.”
Today, the latter has the right to be in contact with her daughter forty-five minutes every two weeks, visiting publicized (in a neutral place in the presence of a social worker). The father has, he three-hour visit partially publicized every two weeks.
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