![De nombreuses manifestations avaient eu lieu pour demander la protection des enfants en milieu périscolaire, à Paris. [Valérie Dubois / Hans Lucas / Hans Lucas via AFP]](/cdn-cgi/image/onerror=redirect,width=640,height=640,format=webp/https://storage.googleapis.com/uploads.mongoosehq.com/url/media/115588330/90dbf7d49083fad4a3c5f41acf7d3bf53f84a4c31e8ac31a49565ef1f56b7b7e)
Overview
- Two periscolaire animateurs and the husband of a teacher were arrested in recent weeks in connection with alleged assaults on 12 children aged 3 to 9 across three Paris schools.
- The cases involve nine victims at Vigée Lebrun in the 15th arrondissement, two children at Grands Champs in the 20th, and a five-year-old at Aqueduc in the 10th.
- At the Aqueduc school, a teacher was also held in police custody over suspected assaults on six children but was not referred to court, according to reporting sourced to investigators.
- Three separate criminal inquiries are underway with the Paris police juvenile protection brigade’s intrafamilial section handling the investigations.
- Families and groups including #MeTooEcole demonstrated at Paris City Hall demanding structural reforms and legal reviews, while the city highlights a mid‑November plan and says suspensions are now immediate amid intensifying municipal campaign pressure.