Juvenile Prosecutor's Office prohibits the children of a lesbian couple from appearing in a documentary talking about their own family
GAYLES.TV.- Do you remember that pair of twins, Marc and Paula that they told us about their mom and mom in a video that went viral? You can recover the theme here "I have two moms", the most tender video. Well now it turns out that the Office of the Children's Office considers that it is not appropriate for minors to participate in the documentary "Mother, there are only two" who have been preparing for more than a year Lídia Titos and his wife, Montse, that is, their mothers and in which Paula and Marc spoke about their experience on the subject of living in a family with two mothers. The Physics argument is that the lessers "should not talk about those things". It is not that it is outrageous, it is that it is like incinerating!
The point is that for minors to participate in a documentary, a procedure must be carried out in the Office of the Children's Prosecutor in which the project is shown and it is guaranteed that all the legal requirements are being met. Lídia knows this procedure and did not expect at all that the permit was denied.: "They told us that minors can be harmed if they talk about these issues".
Until today there had never been any problem: "It's a bureaucratic process more than you do when you prepare projects for television where children appear. You go to the Office of the Prosecutor, you teach the script, they tell you 'do not say this word, it does not look good in the mouth of children', but that's it. They had never denied me anything. "
It is really very strong and probably in addition to being absurd it must border on the unconstitutional because, what girl or girl is prohibited from talking about her family because it is considered that it can be harmful? Obviously never to a minor who is part of a heterosexual family.
The producer of the documentary has filed an appeal but the prosecution is firm in its thirteen and refuses Paula and Marc talk about their mothers. Lídia prefers not to generalize and refuses to talk about institutional homophobia, considers that it would rather be closed-minded people who act from the institutions. "I think that we are currently involucionando and that precisely the art world is being very affected in terms of freedom of expression: you can not sing this, you can not say this, you can not teach this".
In short, Marc and Paula must remain silent about their family, be ashamed to belong to her, erase the smile on their faces and that innocence with which, at the question of "When did you realize that your family was different?"Without hesitation, both responded: NEVER. Thanks to the Office of the Children's Prosecutor's Office looking after their interests, that freshness, that spontaneity, that smile, is history.
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