prosecuted for right because there was no evidence that what took place was with that consent showed it dubinsky reports. who thirty year old man was acquitted of raping the eleven year old girl when he was twenty two years old this is a case it's been in the court system for some time in france and the fact that he was acquitted of raping this eleven year old girl has caused absolute controversy here in france people describing an eleven year old child as being innocent as being unable to give consent to sexual relations godless of what the situation was now some of the details of this case have been pretty horrific it turns out that the girl who is eleven years old at the time she became pregnant following that sexual encounter and then later gave birth to a child a child that's now in the foster system here in france well that's led to french ministers discussing a proposal to change the law to create a presumed age of consent in france but ministers say that that presumed age of consent could be as low as thirteen and that has caused extreme controversy here in france with many people unhapp

it follows the acquittal of a man who was charged with raping an eleven year old girl charlotte dubinsky takes a closer look. well the thirty year old man who was acquitted of raping the eleven year old girl when he was twenty two years old this is a case it's been in the court system for some time in france and the fact that he was acquitted of raping this eleven year old girl has caused absolute controversy here in france people describing an eleven year old child as being innocent as being unable to give consent to sexual relations godless of what the situation was now some of the details of this case have been pretty horrific it turns out that the girl who is eleven years old at the time she became pregnant following that sexual encounter and then later gave birth to a child a child that's now in the foster system here in france well that's led to french ministers discussing a proposal to change the law to create a presumed age of consent in france but ministers say that that presumed age of consent could be as low as thirteen and that has caused extreme controversy here in france wi

to sit in on what action to take against russia for alleged state sponsored doping charlotte dubinsky reports now from the limbic headquarters in switzerland. well the article by the new york times suggests unnamed sources from the international olympic committee have said that they are discussing a possible ban on the russian national anthem at the winter games in twenty eighteen there also it says in the article discussing a menu of other possible penalties against russia including not allowing delicate and athletes to take part in the opening ceremony now we are asked the i.o.c. for a response to that report and whether those suggestions of those possible sanctions being discussed was actually true this is all premature speculation before the old world and schmidt commissions have even completed their work and before due process to which any individual or organization is entitled has been followed well it all comes amid allegations of widespread doping following the sort she games in twenty fourteen against russian athletes there that led to the the russian track and field team bei

rape because there is no evidence that what took place was without consent it more his shall it dubinsky. thirty year old man was acquitted of raping the eleven year old girl when he was twenty two years old this is a case it's been in the court system for some time in france now and the fact that he was acquitted of raping this eleven year old girl has caused absolute controversy here in france people describing an eleven year old child as being in unable to give consent to sexual relations godless of what the situation was now some of the details of this case have been pretty horrific it turns out that the girl who is eleven years old at the time she became pregnant following that sexual encounter and then later gave birth to a child a child that's now in the foster system here in france well that's led to french ministers discussing a proposal to change the law to create a presumed age of consent in france but ministers say that that presumed age of consent could be as low as thirteen and that has caused extreme controversy here in france with many people unhappy that a child at the a

president emanuel mccrum forces through measures to give employers more powers to sack staff challah dubinsky was at the demonstrations in paris. well what we have of thousands of people who decided to join this small watch which was set up by the trade unions some of the three biggest trade unions in france called the no members for a day of national action what we're finding from people is that they're incredibly angry about what they describe as being the liberal reforms of missed the mark on the mr michael has made changes to the code or to find a job via this is the working code in france but just want to bring you up to date with some of the latest that we've seen a nice some of the damage to the shops that we're seeing along the street where this protest is going on this is a transfer western union shop and this is one of a number of shops that we've seen a small group of individuals taking part in this protest trying to break and smash what they're using around them is not just rocks on the street but it's when you take a look down here these are the great they're pulling up from arou

has intensified concern about the stress caused by overwork and the threat of terrorism charlotte dubinsky has been to meet an officer who's made not one but two attempts to take her own life or her lee not turn real name is an officer with more than two decades of experience having joined the police at nineteen she was very motivated and excited about the job but geez later the pressure of her work drove her to two suicide attempts the latest just seven months ago our ministration is taking decisions on the people's anger is tending against us we are suffering from the image our government created for us today many people are calling for policeman to be killed. the most important mission of the french police is that we were not given the tools to fight with terrorism someplace men received new weapons some received training but not all of us the measures that they have introduced were miniscule. or highly tells me the suicides amongst police she'd by no means been to put it as isolated cases. they always say that these are the past and we will stop saying that please some of the hits trau

political group are resigning after publicly expressing contempt for its policies and actions show dubinsky bricks on the story it's only six months since emanuel much corn came to power in france on the back of a wave of his new movement or march but already the shine of the young french president and his political revolution is fading one hundred members of what is now level public almost say they quitting the party because the party which promised democracy isn't they say democratic and they say it's a vote and the movement launched by emmanuel macron in april twenty sixth started with the slogan the french people should be at the heart of political life not its deck or now the one hundred of us can't stay with a movement or party without a clear political line and that has failed to be based on the pillars of democracy denying with the arrogance and contempt the intelligence of the people. the party leadership has dismissed these resignations which come as it prepares for its conference on saturday it points out that one hundred sixty six thousand have joined in the past six months sayi

handing more power to employers in paris some demonstrators vandalized buildings from their charlotte dubinsky reports thousands of people turned out to the streets in paris to voice their concern. gates president nikon's. plans to change the working conditions here in france around forty five thousand people here on the streets of the capital and there were other demonstrations on this national day of action that was called by some of the biggest unions in france they worried about what they say the erosion of working whites would be under this new directive by mr mack gone and they say that one hundred twenty thousand jobs are at risk now like many of the protests we see here in paris this protest was no different in the sense that it was actually marred by a small group of people who decided to start wreaking havoc on the streets of paris smashing some of the buildings up as they walk past them in fact we were actually stopped at some point during the protest as people were targeting specific buildings i need to say that this is a small group of individuals who are not linked to the trade u

boost in some of the country's poorest areas to try and prevent poverty driven radicalization show dubinsky has been to visit one such area near a part of us here in santa the housing project dominate the skyline there home mainly to low income families and generations of migrants that the state has failed to integrate so is also where the trail of the paris terror attacks in november two thousand and fifteen led police. to years later roles he's new president emmanuel much call it says the state is guilty of the wing extremism in france's poor us suburbs but these neighborhoods with close schools cut aid for the oldest and youngest and other groups arrived the solutions for all of that radicalization took root because the state checked out not corns would come as the reality of how severe the problem of radicalization is becoming sixteen there are now eighteen thousand individuals on the list of people fly depth of being radicalized to wards violence that's up almost twenty percent since last year and it's still growing of those four thousand believed to be most dangerous there are eightee