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Security and justice, Raphaël Glucksmann

Violence against women and children: Major plan against sexist and sexual violence, one billion euros

Direction of change: increase, compared with current law.

The lever. Prevention of and action against domestic, sexual and intra-family violence and violence against children: plans, budget, reception and shelter of victims, protection measures, framework act. Direction rule: ↑ more public resources against such violence.

« Lancer un grand plan contre les violences sexistes et sexuelles inspiré de la politique espagnole, mobiliser un milliard d’euros dans ce cadre, renforcer les unités spécialisées contre les violences conjugales »1

Translation by the editorsLaunch a major plan against sexist and sexual violence inspired by Spanish policy, mobilise one billion euros for it, strengthen the specialised units against domestic violence

Place publique, « Acte un – Notre vision pour la France » (codirecteurs de la publication : Aurore Lalucq et Raphaël Glucksmann), 23 June 2025. Position taken from a document of the candidate’s party or movement, not from a presidential programme.

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« Mobiliser un milliard d’euros » [“mobilise one billion euros”] for the plan, without saying “a year” or “extra”. Most cautious reading, the same as for the €3bn of the comprehensive law for other candidates: the amount is read as the total resources; it is below existing spending against sexist and sexual violence (€1.5bn according to the Government, sitting of 9 October 2026): no additional appropriation to count. Read as an annual top-up, it would be worth €1bn a year. The €2.6bn a year in the Projet socialiste, a text from another party which the candidate has not taken up, is not used.

Current law, sources and limits of the cost schedule

Current law. Interministerial plan for equality between women and men 2023-2027, whose first strand is devoted to violence against women; plan to combat violence against children 2023-2027 (€11.5m in the PLF 2027). Programme 137 « Égalité entre les femmes et les hommes »: €98.65m in the LFI 2026, €106.28m in the PLF 2027. 2026 cross-cutting policy document: €562.32m in payment appropriations for the strand « Combattre les violences faites aux femmes » (combating violence against women). The Government puts existing spending against sexual and gender-based violence at €1.5bn (€1bn from the State, €0.5bn from social security). The « intégrale » (comprehensive) private member's bill against sexual, gender-based and domestic violence was adopted at first reading by the National Assembly on 13 October 2026 (accelerated procedure); the Senate has not yet examined it. Its article 68 schedules €3,000m in appropriations a year from 2027 to 2032.

Horizon. Spending in a full year, static: €1 announced = €1 of deficit, compared with current policies, under which the programming of the comprehensive law has not been finally passed.

Limits. Envelope parameter, like public investment or rail: it applies only to an amount announced on top of current resources. A commitment expressed as a total budget (“raise the resources to X”) comes down to the difference from existing spending, which the Government puts at €1.5bn for sexual and gender-based violence; this amount aggregates appropriations from several budgets and is not published line by line (the 2026 cross-cutting policy document puts the « violences » (violence) axis at €562.32m; the 2027 one is not yet published). If the comprehensive law is finally adopted with its programming, the current-policies baseline changes and this cost schedule changes: the Government estimates the cost of its measures, eventually, at €3bn to €4bn on top of existing spending. Benchmark, not counted: the Fondation des Femmes (2023, non-profit source) estimates the needs at €2.6bn to €5.4bn per year for violence against women alone. Part of these resources may also appear in the Justice budget (victim support) or in police headcount: overlap declared with the Justice mission budget.

How to read these amounts. These are static costs and revenues, with no feedback effect, over a full year: nothing on growth, employment or the revenue that economic activity would gain or lose. A higher net cost does not on its own make a worse policy, nor net savings a better one: each programme rests on an economic model (demand-led stimulus, lower compulsory levies, consolidation of the public accounts…) that the cost schedule does not settle. GDP itself measures a volume of activity, not well-being or the usefulness of what is produced. Economic models and feedback effects.

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  1. Place publique, « Acte un – Notre vision pour la France » (codirecteurs de la publication : Aurore Lalucq et Raphaël Glucksmann), 23 June 2025, p. 78. Position taken from a document of the candidate’s party or movement, not from a presidential programme. Read the source (Place publique, « Acte un – Notre vision pour la France » (codirecteurs de la publication : Aurore Lalucq et Raphaël Glucksmann)).

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