La Manif pour tous

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La Manif pour tous

La Manif pour tous
Named after	Mariage pour tous
Formation	November 2, 2012; 11 years ago (2012-11-02)
Founder	Frigide Barjot, Albéric Dumont, Ludovine de La Rochère
Founded at	Paris
Type	Nonprofit
Purpose	Promotion of traditional marriage, nuclear family. Opposition to same-sex marriage, adoption, and "gender ideology".
Location	France, Finland, Italy, Germany
Region served	Europe
Methods	Protests, reports, policy proposals
President	Ludovine de La Rochère
Vice-president	Albéric Dumont [fr]
Website	www.lamanifpourtous.fr (in French)

La Manif pour tous (LMPT) is a political organization in France^[1] which is responsible for most of the large demonstrations and actions in opposition to laws enabling same-sex marriage (better known as mariage pour tous—Marriage for all) and adoption by same-sex couples in France.^[2]

Since the law was enacted in May 2013, the group's demands have remained the same:^[3] opposition to marriage and adoption by same-sex couples, to assisted reproductive technology in the absence of a father for the child, and to all forms of gestational surrogacy (including for male-female couples).^[4] The movement supports father-mother-child filiation and opposes "gender ideology"^[5] (successively named théorie du gender, théorie du genre and idéologie du genre in French).^{[citation needed]}

Described by Le Monde as bringing together numerous organizations, of which the main ones are almost all religious and mainly linked to Catholicism,^[1] and supported in its calls for public demonstrations by many members of the right wing and the far-right in France,^[6] the group identified itself as apolitical and non-denominational^[7] before it became a political party itself in April 2015.^[8][9] Internal divisions resulted in the successive departures of its founders Béatrice Bourges, Frigide Barjot, and Xavier Bongibault.