Overview

• Mme B. was sentenced to two months of suspended prison for 'non-representation of a child' between 2022 and 2024, with plans to appeal the ruling.
• The court partially acquitted Mme B. for some instances due to insufficient evidence that Nekfeu was present to exercise visitation rights.
• New allegations of violence, rape, and harassment have been filed against Nekfeu, though prior complaints were dismissed for lack of evidence.
• The custody arrangement, established during their 2024 divorce, grants primary residence of the child to Nekfeu, with visitation rights for Mme B.
• The case continues to draw public attention, highlighting issues of domestic violence, child welfare, and the legal system's handling of sensitive family disputes.