Marion Riedel, president of the Unionist Girl Guides and Boy Scouts of France, recently outlined the measures her organization has taken to address sexual and gender-based violence. These actions are part of a broader effort to ensure the safety and well-being of young members within the group. The Unionist Girl Guides and Boy Scouts of France is a youth organization that focuses on personal development, leadership, and community service for young people across the country. Riedel emphasized that the association has implemented new training programs for leaders and volunteers to recognize and respond to incidents of abuse. These programs include education on the signs of sexual and gender-based violence, as well as protocols for reporting and addressing such issues within the organization. The training aims to create a safer environment for all participants and to foster a culture of respect and awareness. In addition to training, the association has introduced stricter guidelines for background checks and ongoing monitoring of staff and volunteers. These measures are intended to prevent potential abusers from gaining access to vulnerable youth. Riedel also mentioned the establishment of a dedicated support network for victims, providing them with resources and assistance. The Unionist Girl Guides and Boy Scouts of France has also partnered with local authorities and non-profit organizations to enhance its response to gender-based violence. These collaborations aim to provide comprehensive support and ensure that victims receive the necessary help. Riedel expressed a commitment to continuously improving the organization's policies and practices to protect its members.