Overview
- The case, brought by SOS Homophobie, Sidaction and the Planning Familial, seeks to compel the State to guarantee three sex‑education sessions per year for every pupil as required since 2001.
- The court’s rapporteur public found a culpable failure by the State in implementing the law, a finding that supports the associations’ claim of moral injury.
- The rapporteur also judged that the Evars program, published in February and applied since September 2025, has formally ended that failure.
- The plaintiffs counter that deficiencies persist because schools’ actual coverage remains unclear without transparent national data and sustained resources, citing IGESR reports of longstanding gaps.
- A ministry filing cited progress before Evars, noting that in 2022–2023 more than one‑third of elementary pupils had at least one session, up from 17% the prior year.