France Tries Algerian Woman for Rape, Murder of 12-Year-Old Girl!

France Tries Algerian Woman for Rape, Murder of 12-Year-Old Girl!

Reported by Marian Opeyemi Fasesan | Sele Media Africa

A high-profile trial opened in France on Friday as an Algerian woman faced charges of raping, torturing, and murdering a 12-year-old schoolgirl in Paris — a case that shocked the nation and reignited debates over immigration and mental health.

What We Know:

  • The victim, identified only as Lola, was found in a suitcase near her home in Paris in 2022.
  • The accused, 26-year-old Dahbia B., is said to have lured the girl into her apartment before committing the brutal act.
  • Prosecutors allege premeditated murder, rape with torture, and concealment of a corpse.
  • The accused, who had overstayed her student visa, reportedly confessed to parts of the crime but later retracted.

Why It Matters:

  • The case has provoked national outrage and calls for stricter immigration enforcement.
  • Right-wing politicians have seized on the incident to push for deportation reform.
  • Lola’s family and child rights advocates demand justice and better protection for vulnerable minors.

Citations:

  1. Le Monde – Oct. 2025
  2. French Ministry of Justice
  3. AFP – www.afp.com

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Marian Opeyemi Fasesan

Marian Opeyemi Fasesan is a dynamic journalist and editorial leader committed to excellence in news reporting and storytelling. As the Managing Editor of Sele Media Africa, she ensures daily operations run smoothly while upholding the highest editorial standards. With a strong eye for detail and deep understanding of audience engagement, Marian coordinates content across platforms, guiding teams to produce compelling, timely, and credible news. Her leadership reflects the heart of Sele Media Africa’s mission—to inform, inspire, and elevate voices across the continent.

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