France eyes legalizing assisted reproduction for gay women in 2018PARIS (Reuters) - The right of lesbian couples and single women to have access to assisted reproduction was  a matter of social justice  and will likely be legislated next year, a French government minister said on Tuesday. The move would mark a significant extension of gay rights in France, where violent protests preceded the legalization of same-sex marriage and adoption by homosexual couples in 2013.    It was a campaign promise. It will be honored,  Marlene Schiappa, minister for gender equality, told BFM TV. She said a bill would likely pass through parliament in 2018.      Current legislation means that gay women with sufficient funds travel abroad for artificial insemination while other women without the financial means cannot. Schiappa said that was unjust. French law still restricts techniques such as artificial insemination using donated sperm to heterosexual couples. A national ethics committee said last June that it backed the idea of medically assisted procreation for female couples and single women. Macron, president since May, had set such a recommendation as a prerequisite to any legislative action.  worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: France eyes legalizing assisted reproduction for gay women in 2018PARIS (Reuters) - The right of lesbian couples and single women to have access to assisted reproduction was  a matter of social justice  and will likely be legislated next year, a French government minister said on Tuesday. The move would mark a significant extension of gay rights in France, where violent protests preceded the legalization of same-sex marriage and adoption by homosexual couples in 2013.    It was a campaign promise. It will be honored,  Marlene Schiappa, minister for gender equality, told BFM TV. She said a bill would likely pass through parliament in 2018.      Current legislation means that gay women with sufficient funds travel abroad for artificial insemination while other women without the financial means cannot. Schiappa said that was unjust. French law still restricts techniques such as artificial insemination using donated sperm to heterosexual couples. A national ethics committee said last June that it backed the idea of medically assisted procreation for female couples and single women. Macron, president since May, had set such a recommendation as a prerequisite to any legislative action.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: france eyes legalizing assisted reproduction gay women reuters the right lesbian couples single women access assisted reproduction matter social justice likely legislated next year french government minister said tuesday the move would mark significant extension gay rights france violent protests preceded legalization marriage adoption homosexual couples it campaign promise it honored marine schiappa minister gender equality told bf tv she said bill would likely pass parliament current legislation means gay women sufficient funds travel abroad artificial insemination women without financial means schiappa said unjust french law still restricts techniques artificial insemination using donated sperm heterosexual couples a national ethics committee said last june backed idea medically assisted recreation female couples single women macron president since may set recommendation prerequisite legislative action worldnews