This puts an end to what she describes on Instagram as “5 days of anxiety”.
Khadija's ex-companion, 34, - nicknamed "Khadija the fighter" - was deported this Saturday upon his release from prison, Minister of Justice Éric Dupond-Moretti said on X (ex-Twitter).
This ex-boyfriend was originally sentenced in September 2020 to eight years in prison for repeated violence committed against Khadija.
The man was released this Saturday before being expelled from French territory, where he was in an irregular situation.
In accordance with the judge's decision, the man convicted of violence against Khadija was expelled from the national territory today.
Thank you to the police and prison officers for their commitment.
Faced with violence against women, we will not let anything go!
https://t.co/v7ETJycs4l
— Eric Dupond-Moretti (@E_DupondM) February 17, 2024
Faced with the upcoming release of this violent man, parliamentarians from La France Insoumise (LFI) called in a press release to protect a woman “in danger of death” because of multiple “threats” from “her ex-companion”.
“We thank the Ministry of the Interior (…), the prefects (…) and “the LFI and PS deputies who actively supported us,” the young woman reacted on Instagram this Saturday evening.
“My executioner comes out tomorrow”
A rally was organized this Friday in front of the Ministry of Justice, in support of the young woman.
“My executioner comes out tomorrow.
I still don’t have a phone, serious danger,” was written on a sign, according to images published by Khadija on Instagram.
Another gathering was also to be organized on Monday February 12 on the Human Rights square in Paris.
Also read: Domestic violence: the fight of a “forgotten” woman during the trial of her ex-partner
Khadija, originally from Limousin, had filed a complaint against her ex-partner in April 2017. The trial was held in February 2020 without her because the summons had been sent to the wrong address, the one where she resided three years earlier with her ex-companion.
The latter was convicted for the violence committed against Khadija, but acquitted of rape charges.
This man was first sentenced to a year in prison in 2016 for trying to disfigure Khadija with a razor blade, Libération also reports.
When he left, the ex-companion was again violent, punching or kneeing him.
In March 2017, he suspended her from the top of a bridge by holding her legs, after threatening her with gang rape.