Marie Dupuis
Marie Dupuis is the mother of Evaëlle Dupuis, an 11-year-old girl who tragically took her own life in June 2019. Following her daughter's death, Marie has been vocal about the bullying and alleged moral harassment that Evaëlle faced at school, including the behavior of the teacher Pascale B. After a recent court ruling absolved the teacher of responsibility, Marie expressed her disappointment and frustration, asserting that the decision overlooked the suffering of her daughter and the testimonies of witnesses. She has been a key figure in advocating for justice for her daughter and highlighting the systemic issues surrounding bullying in French schools.
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Marie Dupuis is the mother of Evaëlle and spoke during the trial about her daughter's experiences.
Au procès en appel de la professeure d’Evaëlle, accusée de l’avoir harcelé, le parquet requiert 18 mois de prison avec sursis
France· 2026-02-09
Marie Dupuis, the mother of Evaëlle, expressed her disappointment with the court's ruling and the treatment of her daughter.
La justicia francesa absuelve a la profesora acusada de acoso moral a una niña que se suicidó | Educación
Spain· 2025-04-11
