US EditionMinors at Risk: Here's How to Access the New Secure Chat Proposed by the Police and Gendarmerie
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The Ministry of the Interior announced the establishment on Thursday 20 November of a structure of exchanges, held by specially trained police officers and gendarmes, for the under-18s in danger, witnesses or victims of abuse.
This digital space, aimed at minors who are victims or witnesses of physical and sexual violence, is launched this Thursday on the occasion of the International Day for the Rights of Children.
The chat team, accessible 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, consists of some 40 policemen and some 30 gendarmes.
A secure chat for minors who are victims or witnesses of physical and sexual violence is available from Thursday on www.masesecurity.interior.gouv.fr. The chat team is available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. - Minors at risk: here is how to access the new secure chat offered by the police and the gendarmerie (Police, justice and other facts).
Every 20 November, the International Day of the Rights of the Child is a reminder: protecting the youngest is never an achievement. This year, a new tool is born for those who dare not speak: a secure chat, accessible day and night, for minors who are victims or witnesses of violence. A discreet space, designed so that young people can ask for help without crossing the door of a police station.
On Thursday, 20 November, the police and the gendarmerie launched a secure chat for minors who were victims or witnesses of physical and sexual violence.
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