438 enfants victimes/jour : Comment sortir du déni collectif ? - C Ce Soir du 12 novembre 2025

To see the rest of the debate 👉 https://bit.ly/IncesteGrandDeni To see other programs 👉 https://bit.ly/CCeSoir _________________________________________________________________ By the end of this day, 438 children will have been victims of sexual violence since this morning, one every three minutes, the vast majority within the family; hundreds of children whom society has failed to protect from their abusers, even though, very often, they had tried to speak out… So what can be done? How can we break free from denial? How can we win the cultural battle so that the fight against incest becomes a societal priority? Why, despite books, despite films, despite testimonies, is it so difficult for us to face the truth? We'll be discussing this on Wednesday, November 12th, with our guests: Camille Kouchner, Doctor of Law, Senior Lecturer in Private Law at Paris Cité University, writer, author of "La Familia Grande" (published by Seuil on January 5, 2021) and "Immortels" (published by Seuil on April 4, 2025) Edouard Durand, Magistrate, President of the Pontoise Juvenile Court, co-author of the book "Tes droits et tes besoins comptent" (Your Rights and Your Needs Matter) with Mai Lan Chapiron, published by La Martinière Jeunesse (October 5, 2025) Charlotte Devillers, Co-director and co-screenwriter of the film "On vous croit" (We Believe You) with Arnaud Dufeys (released on November 12, 2025), which received a Special Jury Mention in the "Perspectives" section at the Berlin Film Festival Romane Brisard, Independent investigative journalist, author of "Inceste" (Incest) “When Justice Delivers Child Victims to Their Tormentors,” published by Stock (October 22, 2025), and producer of the podcast “Mothers on the Run,” broadcast by Louie Media in October 2024 (winner of the 2025 CB News Grand Prix for Best Podcast) Violette Spillebout, Member of Parliament for the Renaissance party in the Nord department, co-rapporteur of the parliamentary inquiry into violence in schools Rebecca Royer, criminal lawyer at the Paris Juvenile Court, member of the 3 Per Class Collective