French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu presents initial measures to better protect children after a meeting with senior ministers, as public anger grows over the kidnapping and death of 11-year-old Lyhanna. The government’s discussions take place in an emergency setting and focus on how authorities deal with child abuse cases and sexual offenders. Several outlets report that ministers are reviewing steps aimed at improving prevention, response, and the management of offenders associated with crimes against minors. The announcements are framed as early actions following coordination among key ministries, intended to address concerns raised by the public and to respond to the case that has triggered protests across the country. While specific details of the measures are not fully outlined in the provided excerpts, the sources agree that Lecornu’s presentation follows ministerial consultations and is meant to strengthen protections for children and improve handling of perpetrators in future cases.