“Assassin planning”, in the city center of Strasbourg. “This is not the first time that the schedule or the surrounding areas have been tagged, it happens often, but this time it is very violent, a little more than usual,” explains one of the volunteers from the establishment to 20 Minutes . “But we expected it, for us, it’s not a surprise, it’s because of the Constitution. »
The reception area, whose storefront was tagged on Monday, the day voluntary termination of pregnancy (IVG) was included in the Constitution, has since received numerous testimonies of support. The tag was the subject of immediate condemnation from the European Community of Alsace (CEA), the main partner of family planning in the department.
“It’s a real attack against Planning, against abortion,” lamented Nicolas Matt, vice-president of the CEA in charge of youth, denouncing an “odious act”. “It’s a guilt-inducing message, we have to think about the young girls who are going to come here, who are already going through psychologically difficult processes,” he continued. Same feeling among MP Bruno Studer, who recalls in a press release that “this attack shows once again, if it were necessary, that the fight to protect women’s rights must continue and intensify.”
A complaint has been filed
A tag and words that weigh heavily, at the risk of dissuading women from going there. “When it says assassin on the door and young women come with questions or a request for an abortion, it’s clearly a problem,” points out the family planning volunteer.
In a press release, the mayor of Strasbourg Jeanne Barseghian emphasizes that a complaint was filed Tuesday evening and that “the tag was erased this Wednesday morning by municipal services after the legal findings necessary for the investigation.” The elected official will also be present at the march for Women’s Rights Day on March 8 at 2 p.m., alongside unions and associations, “so that we can once again affirm together our vigilance and the importance of feminist struggles “.
As a reminder, France on Monday became the first country in the world to explicitly include voluntary termination of pregnancy (abortion) in its Constitution, after very broad approval from Parliament meeting in Congress at the Château de Versailles.
2024-03-06 16:49:45
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