PARIS, June 8 (Reuters) - French Justice Minister Gerald Darmanin said on ‌Monday he had told public prosecutors ‌to review 70,000 ongoing allegations of violence ​against minors, after an outcry over the death an 11-year-old girl.

• The girl's death caused outrage after authorities said ‌they had not ⁠acted on previous child rape allegations against the main suspect.

• ⁠The case marked a "terrible failure from the state, and of the justice ​system," Darmanin ​said.

• Prosecutors ​had to review ‌all formal complaints filed with authorities across the country by July 14 as "an absolute priority," he added.

• Asked if he would resign, Darmanin said: "If any ‌shortcomings are identified, I ​will take responsibility and ​propose disciplinary ​actions ranging from a ‌reprimand to dismissal."

• Lawmakers across ​the ​political spectrum said the case highlighted the justice system's failure to protect ​women and ‌children from sexual violence.

(Reporting by ​Hugo Lhomedet; Editing by Dominique Vidalon ​and Andrew Heavens)