French Government to domestic abuse victims at home in the hotel as cases go up during Lockdown Crown

French Government to domestic abuse victims at home in the hotel as cases go up during Lockdown Crown

° the French Government announced on Monday it would put victims of domestic violence in hotel rooms and Finance pop-up centers in grocery stores, including an increase in reported cases of domestic violence counseling since the blockade began on March 17.en in the world there is concern that there is an increase in the number of domestic violence cases, as governments have put their citizens en masse, the spread of Covid-19, infected by avoiding at least 803,313 and killed 38.743 people. It is updated here with our daily newsletter crown. As France measures stringent imposed on citizens to leave their homes to forbid only to buy food or drugs to see a doctor, or move, France has a 36% increase in the number of cases of domestic violence to the Paris police and an increase of 32% witness for the rest of France. Two women were killed because of the blockade began, in a country with high rates of deaths by domestic violence than its European neighbors. During the blockade until April 15, it is currently in force, there is a high probability that it will be further extended the safety of victims of domestic violence at risk. The Equal Opportunities Minister of France, Marlène Schiappa said, pay the government for 20,000 overnight stays for the victims and about 20 counseling centers in stores around the country so that women can seek help on put in place while leaving to run errands for make their home, “my main concern is to increase the points of contact with women,” said the French newspaper Le Parisien Schiappa. “Since it is difficult for women to get out, we want to ensure that support systems are able to go to women.” The French Interior Minister, Christophe Castaner, announced on March 26 that victims can put your pharmacist if in Danger warning of domestic violence. The government also plans to offer organizations the program against domestic violence, more than 1 million euro ($1.1 million) to fund help to manage increased demand for their services. If you or someone you know has experienced domestic violence, it is in contact with the National Domestic Violence Hotline via text message or phone call to 1-800-799-7233. If you are in France, enter 3919. Please send your suggestions, cables and [email protected] stories.
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