CLEAN: Rights groups react to French 'gay marriage' proposals

The transcript discusses the withdrawal of assisted reproduction for lesbian couples from a proposed law, despite it being a campaign promise by François Hollande. Currently, many lesbian couples seek assisted reproduction in Belgium or Spain. The government's approach is seen as minimal, focusing on marriage without paternity presumption and limiting adoption to married couples. There is a call for continued mobilization to ensure the law includes necessary elements, with some parliamentarians indicating support for assisted reproduction.

What was the campaign promise by François Hollande regarding lesbian couples?

• Tax benefits for same-sex couples

• Assisted reproduction for lesbian couples

• Legalization of same-sex marriage

• Adoption rights for single parents

Where do most lesbian couples currently seek assisted reproduction?

• United States

• Germany

• France

• Belgium and Spain

What was the reaction of the LGBT community to the government's handling of the issue?

• They were surprised and dissatisfied

• They were satisfied with the progress

• They were indifferent

• They were supportive of the government's approach

What is the government's current stance on adoption for same-sex couples?

• Adoption is only allowed for couples with children

• Adoption is allowed for all couples

• Adoption is limited to married couples

• Adoption is not allowed for same-sex couples

What is the next step if the proposed law does not meet expectations?

• The law will be revised by the minister

• The law will be enforced as is

• The debate will continue in Parliament

• The law will be abandoned