Pfelelep

Pas trop tôt / Finally

Wednesday, 11. November 2009, 03:37:54

adoption homosexuelle, actualité, politique, justice, homo, france

Une institutrice homosexuelle qui se bat depuis 11 ans avec sa compagne pour obtenir le droit d'adopter un enfant a obtenu gain de cause.

C'est une première (via Eolas), mais c'est loin d'être gagné en France (via le Monde).

english translation:
french lesbian nursery school teacher wins adoption case, it's a first-ever French ruling in favour of homosexual adoption rights , but the french Gov is still declaring its continued opposition to adoption by gay couples.

Bwahahahapinup of da wek / la pinup de la smain

Comments

Pfelelep # 11. November 2009, 03:41

Guess who I am kissing and win a Gay-sketch

hungryghost # 11. November 2009, 04:32

hmmmm....I didn't realise that the French govt had such a policy.

Boooooo.

Pfelelep # 11. November 2009, 04:41

@hungry: booooooo indeed, and more! To my opinion it's kinda scary to see how many homophobic deputees we have, even in the Gov.

Felix Pleşoianu # 11. November 2009, 05:34

Originally posted by pfelelep:

kinda scary to see how many homophobic deputees we have

Well duh, it's a reflection of the attitude of the general populace, except politicians are even more ignorant, bigoted and retrograde than the average Joe.

Anonymous # 13. November 2009, 09:47

Blublu writes:

I'm agree whit Claudeb...not sure that we have so much homophobic deputees, but the old woman, who's watching each evening TF1 , and who thinks that everything was better before (before what? that's the question ^^), this one doesn't want to see and ear anyhting about homosexuality, and certainly not about children. how pathetic it is! I think , like everywhere else, time will do is job. (hope so).

Pif # 13. November 2009, 13:14

That the elected members of parliament represent the people who have voted for them is an axiom. In real life, we can find oh so many examples where they just don't. So, the only sure thing is we have many MPs who think an homophobic stance will win them votes or let them keep their base, the rest is pure guesswork at this stage.

That, to me, says more about the state of politics than about voters. I wouldn't assume everybody's stupid and old people are frustrated and angry etc, although most certainly this card has been played over and over by our small pathetic excuse of a president.

Pfelelep # 16. November 2009, 05:09

En images, Christian Vanneste dans C dans l'air du13/11/09. impressionnant.

@ claudeb: I really pray that it's not the attitude of the general populace, I would really loose my faith in humanity (uh... poor choice of words as I'm not really religious)

@Blublu: I'm pretty optimistic about youth, but not really about our parent's generation (the old woman watching TF1, and what about the old man, anyway?)

@Pif: "our small pathetic excuse of a president"... Pif, would you marry me? Errr, well, symbolically speaking?

Liu # 16. November 2009, 20:12

11 years... so much wasting time

anamorphose # 17. November 2009, 15:55

Je viens de voir Christian Vanneste, ouh là là, ils ne sont pas gâtés dans le Nord pour que leurs médias arrivent à faire voter avec succès pour des beaufs pareils.

EasyD44 # 2. December 2009, 15:43

Wow..I am surprised at France, here in the US, there is a stereotype that there is nothing that the French won't approve of doing!

Is Gay marriage legal? Or it that an EU thing?

Pfelelep # 2. December 2009, 17:14

@EasyD44: Gay marriage is authorized in Europe in those countries:
Belgium
Netherlands
Norway
Spain
Sweden
France and some others has Civil unions and registered partnerships.