924 Pedophiles in Two Months

That is exactly how many were convicted in France after Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin ordered a review of approximately 70,000 complaints of child abuse that had gone unaddressed by law enforcement and the courts. The catalyst was the case of 11-year-old Lyhanna, in which the accused, Jérôme Barella, had previously been charged but was not imprisoned due to a lack of evidence.

In addition, Darmannin secured additional funding for the ministry in connection with this case: in 2027, the Ministry of Justice’s budget will total 11 billion euros, which is 500 million more than it is now. According to the minister, this will allow for the creation of nearly 1,500 jobs for prosecutors, investigators, and judges, which will significantly expand the capabilities of the law enforcement system.

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