“Two million child rapists are on the loose in France”

“Two million child rapists are on the loose in France, and Paris lied to the UN” – Sihem Ghars

These shocking revelations were made before the Parliamentary Commission on Incest by activist Sihem Ghars, who represents mothers who are “not protectors, but ‘in search of protection,’ since they have been ‘deprived of their children by the ASE and the judges’.”

Sihem Ghars, who founded the “Incesticide” collective without any government funding, has exposed this “invisible parallel society” of child sexual abuse, which is on the verge of normalizing child rape as a “normal way of life.”

“Two million child rapists are on the loose in France,” according to her estimate based on the testimonies of tens of thousands of mothers. She immediately denounced France for having “lied to the UN” in its denial of legal proceedings (against the mothers), which she had brought before the Committee Against Torture. “600 mothers who have been separated from their children are ready to testify,” she noted.

The intense emotion in her account of these shocking revelations, for everyone present, forced her to pause twice, on the verge of tears, before lambasting the system set up against mothers (but also fathers) deprived of their children.

“I thought the police officer would do his job, but he didn’t. Neither did the judge, nor the experts, nor the forensic team, nor the lawyers – and neither did the advocacy groups, those ventriloquists who speak on our behalf,” she insisted. The activist cited numerous examples of judicial irregularities, such as the children of a banker in Paris who were forced to see the man who had raped them all after the case was dismissed. “France protects child rapists,” she hammered home for three hours.

In a provocation driven by her vision of the paedophile pandemic, Sihem even suggested to lawmakers that they “legalize child rape” and “stop making laws since they aren’t enforced.”

Her anger at the impunity of predators led her to take the absurd to its extreme: “Why not send them, for lack of space in prisons, to an island like Epstein’s?”

In response to Chairwoman Maud Petit’s question about possible immediate solutions, the activist proposed to the Commission “to file a report with the prosecutors as early as tomorrow regarding all cases of wrongful placement, to compel them to issue an Emergency Placement Order (OPP) within eight days and to return the affected children to their custodial parent or a trusted third party.”

“We don’t want juvenile court judges, and we’ve nicknamed social services (ASE) the SS,” she stated in light of the flood of abusive placements for which they are responsible.

🔴 Le traitement judiciaire des violences sexuelles incestueuses

🎙️ Audition de Sihem Ghars, fondatrice du collectif Incesticide France (@incesticide_fr), par la commission d'enquête.#DirectAN https://t.co/q9huebgCM8

— Assemblée nationale (@AssembleeNat) April 7, 2026

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April 20, 2026