The article discusses the need to combat the inadequacy of the penal system following the Lyhanna case, while questioning whether the ideology emphasizing 'sexual and gender-based violence' as solely a product of patriarchy and power dynamics truly serves the cause of child protection. It critiques the term 'integral law' used by feminist and child-protection groups, noting its lack of legal control and its elevation of certain organizations to privileged institutional interlocutors. The article references Gérald Darmanin expressing doubts about this approach.
Bias read (Right): The article frames the push for an 'integral law' against sexual violence as ideologically driven and questions its effectiveness in protecting children, suggesting it prioritizes feminist agendas over genuine child welfare. This framing implies skepticism toward progressive policies and aligns with
Official sources cited
- government Gérald Darmanin's doubts
