his great regret on the absence of violence against women in the presidential campaign

It is in an interview with Parisian that Muriel Robin spoke about the presidential campaign in France. The actress, featured in the series My angel on TF1, deplores the lack of consideration of policies facing the scourge of violence against women. “No, it’s not a priority at all. It’s sad, humiliating. The associations are doing a magnificent job. We need to get more money out. I don’t understand why they don’t do it.”she denounced.

The star of My angel relied on the sad example of femicide which instead of Mérignac and of which Chahinez Daoud was a victim, murdered by her husband in May 2021. “When you see the big mistakes that are made, what happened in Mérignac, it is unacceptable. If I am asked to put a note, I say: ‘Good will, but can do better, really.’ An urgent situation that Muriel Robin wishes to point out. “Whoever settles this will be applauded by all French people, all French women, declares Muriel Robin. We must not put things off until the next day, we must do them quickly because women are dying”she said.

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Muriel Robin’s fight in the fight against violence against women

For years, Muriel Robin has been raising awareness about violence against women. Even today, on the eve of the presidential elections, she wishes to reiterate the importance of the subject, considering that a woman could make things happen. “Until now, there has not been a woman in important positions concerning this subject. How was she (Simone Veil) able, in front of all these men, to make things happen as she did? It’s heroic “she explains before adding: “We dream of that, of the one who will say: ′ I cannot live with people who sleep outside, I cannot live with women who fall every other day, you manage as you want, but you Fix it for me. They are my sisters. You must not let go “she said, speaking directly to the government.

In 2021, 113 feminicides were counted, according to the feminist collective against sexist and sexual violence #NousToutes. As for 2022, the year that is just beginning is worrying. Already three suspected feminicides have been reported since January 1, 2022. Today, nearly 200,000 women are said to be victims of domestic violence.