The conservative movement opposing same-sex marriage held a large Paris march after Parliament had passed marriage equality. It mobilized religious networks, right-wing groups and participants presenting their cause as defending a traditional family model. This record includes the action as a consequential social movement, while identifying its political position and its opposition to LGBTQ+ equality. The movement did not represent all religious people or all families, and the demonstrations prompted counter-mobilization by LGBTQ+ rights supporters.
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What was the political aim of the 2013 Manif pour tous movement?
This conservative movement opposed marriage equality and is identified as a counter-movement to LGBTQ+ equality.
The 2013 Manif pour tous movement supported marriage equality.
It mobilized against same-sex marriage and should be documented as a conservative counter-movement.