France becomes world’s first country to enshrine abortion rights in constitution

[Valcazar]

It says so in the story as written?

It doesn't.
You are imagining things.

These are the three paragraphs on the matter.

A more serious example of French paternity conundrums is the case of Julien Charnolé, whose girlfriend claimed the daughter she bore three years ago was the result of rape, and put the infant up for adoption.

Charnolé later learned from the judge investigating the rape that a DNA test proved he was the biological father. On May 28th, a French court ruled that the adoption was irreversible, in the interest of the child.

Charnolé says every time he passes a little girl in the street he wonders whether she’s his. He is appealing the court’s decision.

That you read that and assume it must mean "a woman claims a false rape to prevent a man from being a father " says a lot about you and your view of women.

 

[Butler1000]

It doesn't.
You are imagining things.

These are the three paragraphs on the matter.



That you read that and assume it must mean "a woman claims a false rape to prevent a man from being a father " says a lot about you and your view of women.

A DNA test would have resolved this. You can't deny that.

 

[Valcazar]

A DNA test would have resolved this. You can't deny that.

I don't.
But he didn't ask for one back then.
He found out randomly later.

 

[Butler1000]

I don't.
But he didn't ask for one back then.
He found out randomly later.

A mandatory DNA test at birth resolves this. Tennessee has it right. Having to get a court order is onerous. The woman claimed she was raped but I think she was lying because she didn't want to have a kid. Either way the DNA resolves this. She could have signed rights over to him.

This man was clearly denied his right to his biological child. No if ands or buts. Thats a violation of a man's reproductive rights as clear as can be.

 

[Jubee]

Serious and legit question, but has anyone heard of what's going on with the farmer's strike in France? There were clips of it all over TikTok for weeks and now I'm not seeing much.

 

[Butler1000]

Serious and legit question, but has anyone heard of what's going on with the farmer's strike in France? There were clips of it all over TikTok for weeks and now I'm not seeing much.

Looks like they are on the down low right now, probably getting ready to plant. Google says they plan to resume June 16th