The AP reports: France's highest court has ruled that same-sex parents can adopt children born in other countries by assisted reproduction.
France has a law that limits assisted reproduction to heterosexual couples who have been together for two years. This has driven many gay couples to go abroad for assisted reproduction.
Until now, in such cases only a child's birth mother would be legally acknowledged as a legal parent, but now the other partner will be able to adopt.
Last year, France legalized gay adoption and gay marriage, but kinks such as this one are still being ironed out for same-sex French parents.
