After a two-month summer pause, advocates for the “loi intégrale” – a comprehensive law against sexual and gender-based violence – resumed their weekly demonstrations in Paris on Monday. The resumption of rallies coincides with the start of the text’s examination within the Assemblée nationale. Demonstrators are reportedly requesting 3 billion euros annually to effectively implement the proposed legislation, expressing concern that without sufficient resources, the law will be ineffective. The group argues that proper funding is crucial for the “loi intégrale” to achieve its goals of preventing and addressing sexual violence. This renewed push for funding highlights the challenges of translating legislative intent into practical action. The demonstrations signal continued pressure on lawmakers as they debate the bill in Paris.