Budget 2027: Lecornu Unveils Amounts for Combating Gender-Based and Sexual Violence
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Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced on Tuesday the budgets he intends to allocate to the "Integral Law" against gender-based and sexual violence, which will be discussed in Parliament in the autumn of 2026. The government will propose to spend about €1.5 billion on the fight against gender-based and sexual violence and €2.6 billion on child protection.
In a forum published in "Le Monde", Tuesday, 15 September, the Prime Minister announces for the first time the amount he intends to put in front of the comprehensive bill against gender-based and sexual violence.
The government will propose to spend almost 1.5 billion euros on the fight against gender-based and sexual violence and 2.6 billion euros on child protection, in the framework of discussions on gender-based and sexual violence.
The government plans to allocate €1.5 billion to the fight against gender-based and sexual violence and €2.6 billion for child protection by 2027, said Sébastien Lecornu on Tuesday 15th...
Sébastien Lecornu plans to allocate specific budget allocations while imposing a stabilisation of non-defence state expenditure for the year 2027 The government will propose:
In a forum at the "World", the Prime Minister gave a financial ambition for the first time to the "Integral Law" against gender-based and sexual violence, which will be discussed at the beginning of October in the National Assembly.
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