Camille Pissaro, Les côteaux de l'Hermitage à Pontoise (1867)
Huile sur toile, 151 x 206 cm, Guggenheim Museum, New York
Douce France...
François Hollande a aujourd'hui, samedi 18 mai 2013,
promulgué la loi sur le "mariage pour tous".
De ce jour, en France, les couples homosexuels cessent
officiellement d'être des couples de seconde zone.
officiellement d'être des couples de seconde zone.
La France devient ainsi le 14ème pays au monde
à reconnaître officiellement le mariage de couples de même sexe.
French president François Hollande has today signed a law authorising same-sex couples to marry and adopt children, after months of street protests, political slanging matches and a rise in homophobic attacks.
The move makes France the ninth country in Europe and the 14th globally to legalise same-sex marriage.
France's official journal announced on Saturday that the bill had become law after the Constitutional Council rejected a challenge by the rightwing opposition on Friday.
The first same-sex marriage is due to be held in Montpellier in the south of France on 29 May, Reuters reported. (The Guardian, May 18, 2013)








































