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French President Emmanuel Macron condemned what he called "unacceptable" failings in the judicial system after the body of 11-year-old Lyhanna, who vanished on May 29 near Fleurance in southwestern France, was confirmed found in an abandoned agricultural silo on Friday.
In one case, a boy avoided prison after he was found guilty of three attacks, including a #rape .
There was public anger over a case in southern England last week in which three teenage boys were given youth rehabilitation orders after two were convicted of rape and one was convicted of involvement in the attacks. The victims were two girls aged 15 and 14, who were attacked in separate incidents in #Fordingbridge #Hampshire.
Those sentences have been referred to the court of appeal by the attorney general, the government’s top law officer, for being unduly lenient. Keir Starmer described the case as “appalling”.
Youth courts are normally closed to the public. But specialist advisers to the young girls in the three newly revealed cases were so appalled by the sentences that they decided to expose the punishments being passed in youth courts for serious sexual offences.
Teenage boys avoid jail after #rape and #SexualAssault of girls in north-east England
Exclusive: Calls for urgent change after rehabilitation orders and ‘laughable’ £26 in court fees in three separate cases
Vikram Dodd
29 May 2026
Three teenage boys convicted of the rape and serious sexual assault of girls as young as 14 were given rehabilitation orders and paid £26 in court fees, the Guardian has learned.
The three separate cases all took place over the past year in north-east England. They were tried under youth court rules that deal with suspects aged 17 or under and place a greater emphasis on rehabilitation than adult courts.
One victim, who was 15 when she was raped, said: “It feels like he just got away with it.” She said she was scared she would bump into her attacker, and that such sentences would give boys like him, who were a danger to women and girls, a sense of impunity.
One justice group said the fees of £26 were less than a parking fine.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/may/29/teenage-boys-rape-sentencing-youth-courts