• Un trop vert timide@piaille.fr
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      22 hours ago

      @Bougie_Birdie @return2ozma
      Out-of-topic but serious, to bounce on your pun :
      We have that in France in another context, not related to sexual activities. Giving a helping hand to someone whose presénce in France isn’t considered legal. (max several years in prison and several k€ in fine, plus other harsh complementary sentences)
      https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/codes/id/LEGISCTA000042774527/

      So, giving a place to sleep to a refugee from a country with harsh repression toward LGBT+ can in practice be harshly punished. (Not in theory, since there’s an exception for pure humanitarian support, but he defendant will have to prove it and convince the court.)

      • Panini@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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        11 hours ago

        Christ, that’s essentially an “arrest Miep Gies” law. Even in the US there’s no equivalent, at least not one that could apply for just giving someone a bed for the night. How the fuck does a country setup the law like that after spending the better part of WWII under Nazi occupation?