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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5741009/French-men-hit-650-fines-wolf-whistling-women.html
US$1,000 Fine for approaching women (femborgs and Stacys) in France.
"Ms Schiappa last year said the government was not looking to stamp out flirtatious behaviour and 'kill the culture of the French lover', but simply looking to establish that consent was key
Ms Schiappa last year said the government was not looking to stamp out flirtatious behaviour and 'kill the culture of the French lover', but simply looking to establish that consent was key.
However, a proposal to change age of consent laws to protect minors in rape cases was diluted after the highest legal authority, the Council of State, weighed in to warn it could be ruled unconstitutional.
Ms Schiappa wanted to change age of consent laws so that minors under 15 who have sex with adults over 18 would be presumed not to have given consent.
The measure was aimed at facilitating convictions, after a case where a man in his 20s was cleared of rape for having sex with an 11-year-old girl because there was no evidence she was coerced.
However, the court said the bill's automatic assumption of coercion might be unconstitutional."
US$1,000 Fine for approaching women (femborgs and Stacys) in France.
"Ms Schiappa last year said the government was not looking to stamp out flirtatious behaviour and 'kill the culture of the French lover', but simply looking to establish that consent was key
Ms Schiappa last year said the government was not looking to stamp out flirtatious behaviour and 'kill the culture of the French lover', but simply looking to establish that consent was key.
However, a proposal to change age of consent laws to protect minors in rape cases was diluted after the highest legal authority, the Council of State, weighed in to warn it could be ruled unconstitutional.
Ms Schiappa wanted to change age of consent laws so that minors under 15 who have sex with adults over 18 would be presumed not to have given consent.
The measure was aimed at facilitating convictions, after a case where a man in his 20s was cleared of rape for having sex with an 11-year-old girl because there was no evidence she was coerced.
However, the court said the bill's automatic assumption of coercion might be unconstitutional."