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Protest over French education policy towards the Breton Language
As the Celtic League AGM discusses concerns about the Celtic languages especially Breton under the French Education system (and the failure to implement an Irish Language Act in the six counties of North Ireland) activists were on the march yesterday in Brittany.
Protesters marched through the streets of Guingamp (just 30 miles) from where the CL AGM is being held (Carhaix) caliiing for an end to discrimination against Breton in the education system.
The report from the newspaper Ouest-France:
https://www.ouest-france.fr/…/guingamp-80-manifestants-pour…
Bernard Moffatt
Assistant General Secretary
Celtic League
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