French high court rejects gay couple's marriage

An appeals court today rejected as unlawful the first marriage by a gay couple in France, definitively annulling the knot tied by two men in 2004.

An appeals court today rejected as unlawful the first marriage by a gay couple in France, definitively annulling the knot tied by two men in 2004.

“Under French law, marriage is a union between a man and a woman,” the court ruled, backing a 2005 decision by an appeals court in Bordeaux.

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