Lyhanna Case: if One Wants Culprits, the Pre-Report Gives Fuses
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In Hexagon, cases of violence against children are becoming increasingly publicized, and the need for reform is becoming more pressing than ever. Is it the birth of a #MeToo of children? Céline Zünd, a Swiss journalist who follows this subject for Le Temps, in Geneva, gives us his observations.
"Identifying the culprits is a catharsis not a reform," warns the magistrates and lawyers who signed this forum, in response to the inspection report in the Lyhanna case. Mosaic adorning the old correctional plateau at the Paris courthouse (Photo: ©P. Cabaret) The general inspections of the gendarmerie (IGGN) and the justice system (IGJ) made their joint pre-report after the death of the child Lyhanna[1]. The head of the IGJ clearly summarized t…
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