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Forget being French president; Marine Le Pen is lucky not to be in prison. Why is she in public life at all?

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By Rokhaya Diallo Verified
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For many years, I have observed Marine Le Pen and her party and how they operate in France. I have heard their xenophobic, anti-immigrant rhetoric and felt it contaminate French political life. It is a rhetoric rooted in the history of a party founded by figures from France's postwar far right. Nothing they do or say surprises me any more. But even by their standards the crime is extraordinary.
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How many more Lyhannas must there be before France takes child sexual assault seriously?

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How many more Lyhannas must there be before France takes child sexual assault seriously?

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By Rokhaya Diallo Verified
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A protest outside the French Justice Ministry, Paris, on 29 June to demand a law against violence on minors, following the death of Lyhanna. The placard reads: ‘I believe you, I protect you’. Photograph: Julie Sebadelha/AFP/Getty Images When the body of an 11-year-old girl was found in a disused grain silo on a farm in the Gers region of south-west France last month, the news sent shockwaves across the country. Lyhanna had been missing for nearly a week.
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