A cross-party bill addressing sexual violence is currently under examination in committee at the Assemblée nationale in France. However, La France Insoumise (LFI) has expressed reservations, deeming the proposed legislation overly punitive and lacking sufficient financial resources. This stance contrasts sharply with the support from a coalition of 140 feminist and child protection organizations. “Insoumis” members are refusing to support the bill in its current form, despite its broad, transpartisan origins. The debate centers around whether the bill prioritizes repression over preventative measures and adequate support systems. The lack of dedicated funding is a major point of contention for LFI. The bill’s progress remains uncertain given this political division.