French Government has been thinking to legalize the gay marriage and adoption. The plan has been appreciated by a large number of populations in the country.
In order to show their support, tens of thousands of supporters came out in the streets saying that the governments yet to be taken decision is a move towards equality. Those, who had seen demonstrators, said that 150,000 people were present in Paris and they supported the idea of equality.
There are possibilities that France will witness one more demonstration like this on January 27. The date has been set after a lot of calculations, as after two days of the said date, the government is going to discuss the gay marriage bill in the parliament.
Officials, who were on duty to supervise the gathering, said that people were sporting tri-colored sashes. Moreover, they were shouting slogans, like equality is not a threat, and the second slogan was with regard to freedom of choosing life.
Supporters were found saying that they should be having a right to choose their life partner. It is a basic right, which should be provided to them and if the government is thinking for them then is a great step taken by them.
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