Lyhanna Case: the Government Will Propose that "Serial Rapists of Minors May Be Sentenced to Life Imprisonment"
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The demolishing preliminary report on the 'Lyhanna case', the eleven-year-old girl raped and murdered by an alleged repeat juvenile rapist, establishes a reality "of extreme gravity," which "the chain of protection failed," admitted this Monday the French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu. The Chief Executive made those statements in an extensive message on his social networks after learning about the serious deficiencies detected in the police …
The Prime Minister reacted after the first revelations of the inspection mission on the case of the young Lyhanna, who "established a truth of extreme gravity". According to Sébastien Lecornu, "the protective chain has failed".
Following the submission of a pre-inspection report, the Prime Minister acknowledges that a complaint of rape of a minor has not been dealt with with with the necessary "emergency, rigour and diligence" and promises sanctions and new child protection measures.
In reviewing the document released on Monday, Opinion noted deficiencies that had not been discovered so far.
The Prime Minister recognized this Monday a "successful succession of errors, negligence, inactions and bad decisions" after the publication of the findings of the inspection report on the dysfunctions related to the handling of the Lyhanna case.
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