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'Entire system is broken': Lyhanna's death reveals 'systemic failures' in France's judicial system
Lyhanna's death in France highlights systemic failures in the judicial system, as the murder suspect had faced multiple complaints and investigations since 2017 over alleged sexual abuse of minors, yet no follow-up occurred. Solène Podevin-Favre, President of 'Face à l'inceste', states the tragedy is not isolated but part of ongoing documented issues.
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