Since the murder of his daughter, Lucien Douib has tirelessly campaigned to protect others against domestic violence Since his daughter was shot dead by her ex-partner in March in Corsica, Lucien Douib has been fighting to stop what he calls the "scourge" of domestic violence. Julie's murder helped kickstart the French government into action, resulting in a raft of new measures to combat violence against women by their partners or ex-partners which were announced today by French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe. One woman is killed in France every three days by their partner or ex-partner, while marital violence affects 220,000 Frenchwomen every year. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES