A French lesbian was discriminated against when authorities refused to allow her to adopt a child, Europe's [?] human right court ruled on Tuesday. The European Court of Human Rights said the refusal by regional authorities, upheld by two French courts, to authorize the adoption request breached the woman's rights because it appeared motivated by her sexual orientation. It granted her €24 500 in damages and court expenses.
["regional authorities"; French judges in France. And so the consumption of sovereignties continues in Europa ]
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Monday, April 7, 2008
Human rights court slams France
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