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An Air France Airbus Boeing 777 airplane takes off past a control tower at the Charles-de-Gaulle airport in Roissy, near Paris, France.

Child found dead in Paris in undercarriage of plane from Côte d'Ivoire
Bissie and Eyenga Merveille were born as conjoined twins, joined at the abdomen.

Once conjoined, Cameroonian sisters spend first Christmas as regular twins in Lyon
The Christmas market at the Tuileries Gardens in Paris is particularly enjoyable for children (December 2019)

Kids take over Paris' Tuileries Christmas market
Toy aisle, with blue toys for boys on the left and pink toys for girls on the right

Unisex toy store in Strasbourg challenges pink/blue divide
Spotlight on France episode 25

Podcast: France's alcohol dilemma, gender-neutral toys and the day secularism became law
Sperm is injected into an egg in a laboratory, part of the IVF process

French fertility doctors bend the law to allow women to freeze eggs
An increasing number of women and children have gone to join ISIS in Syria, posing a security threat to governments about what to do when they return, Baghouz, Syria (Illustration photo)

Radicalised French woman who left child in Syria sentenced to 14 years

French President Emmanuel Macron (C) during the 30th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child at Unesco, in Paris, 20 November 2019

France to add child pornography viewers to sex offender registry
Improvising scary music for a silent horror film - the 'Museum Shivers' workshop at the Paris Philharmonic coincided with Halloween

Tricks and treats at the Paris Philharmonic
Waiting for her first film show in Mon Premier Festival at the Cinéma Le Louxor, Paris, October 2019

Michel Hazanavicius in focus at Paris' children's film fest
Female migrants inside the Ganzour shelter in Tripoli, Libya, September 2018

Back from Libya part 2 - Nigerian women face challenges returning home
French health minister Agnès Buzyn introducing the controversial bioethics bill in the National Assembly.

Thousands protest against French IVF law for single women, lesbians
Commercial surrogacy, made legal in India in 2002 and popular among foreign couples, has provided a large source of income for some Indian women.

French appeals court recognises parents of surrogate twins after 19 years
Fatiha and her sister looking at books at Chez Alpha.

Books to motivate mind, body and spirit
Caregivers are often overlooked by doctors, administrators and employers, but they are a key part of the French healthcare system

Recognising (and paying) caregivers, the 'invisible spine' of France's health system
Gwendoline Desarménien and her daughter Adele at home in Montpellier. Gwendoline went to Spain to find a sperm donor to have her daughter, because the procedure is illegal in France.

Single and lesbian, she turns to Spain for fertility treatment denied in France
The Salsigne mine near Carcassonne, south west France, was Europe's largest gold mine before it was closed in 2004.

More children test positive for arsenic poisoning near French mining town
Rémy Heitz (c) Paris public prosecutor

Paris prosecutor opens child assault and rape probe against Epstein

File photo: a child being vaccinated against polio in Lagos, Nigeria

Health milestone for Nigeria: polio-free for 3 years
Exterior view of a 5-storey building on the Avenue Foch in 16th district, where according to local media an apartment belonging to Jeffrey Epstein is located in Paris, France, August 12, 2019

Two French ministers want France links to Epstein investigated
Students practice meditation as part of their happiness curriculum, Delhi, India

Happiness added to school curriculum in New Delhi
The war-mongering general is "the only burst of red in all this green" in Olivier Py's 'Love Triumphant'

Avignon Festival makes more space for young audiences
Spotlight on France episode 14

Podcast: sheep-shearing, spanking ban and France's obsession with spelling

France will become the 55th country to outlaw smacking

France to ban smacking children
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