If there is a deputy in the French Assembly who is working for minority languages, it is the Breton Paul Molac (Ploermel, Brittany, 1962). In 2021, the French Constitutional Council partially censored the bill he proposed, based on the second article of the constitution. To prevent this from happening again and to ensure that minority languages have legal recognition, he has proposed amending the French Constitution together with Peio Dufau, dep…
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If there is a deputy in the French Assembly who is working for minority languages, it is the Breton Paul Molac (Ploermel, Brittany, 1962). In 2021, the French Constitutional Council partially censored the bill he proposed, based on the second article of the constitution. To prevent this from happening again and to ensure that minority languages have legal recognition, he has proposed amending the French Constitution together with Peio Dufau, dep…