CLEAN: For some gay couples, French draft bill doesn't go far enough

Elodie and Karine, a lesbian couple in France, face legal challenges as each woman is the biological mother of one child but lacks legal rights over the other. They have taken steps to protect their family, but uncertainties remain. The French government is considering a bill to legalize gay marriage and adoption, which could improve their situation. However, the couple believes the bill doesn't go far enough, as it doesn't provide equal funding for medically assisted conception. They have had to travel to Belgium for IVF, highlighting the legal and financial hurdles they face. The couple hopes for legislative changes that will recognize and support their family.

What do Elodie and Karine believe about society's readiness for same-sex marriage?

What are the implications of the current laws on same-sex couples seeking medically assisted conception in France?