Fañch: the reactions to the appeal in cassation

For Skoazell Vreizh, the public prosecutor's approach is a matter of "judicial harassment. The contempt of the ruling class and of Paris with regard to Breton is revolting! ".

After hearing the news of the cassation appeal of the public prosecutor, the parents of Fañch and their lawyer, Jean-René Kerloc'h, wished to wait until tomorrow to react. "Regarding the court, we will take the time to discuss with our lawyer, with Skoazell Vreizh (Breton rescue) and all concerned. As parents we are simply enormously surprised. It becomes fierce, " say Jean-Christophe Bernard and Lydie Fuzier.

" National Impacts"

After the decision of Monday, November 19 of the Rennes Court of Appeal, Jean-François Thony, Attorney General, justified the appeal before the Court of Cassation as follows: " In the state of the texts, the tilde is not recognized as a diacritical sign of the French language. It therefore seems necessary, in view of the possible national repercussions of the above-mentioned judgment, to submit to the Court of Cassation the question of the use of the tilde in a given name. Monday, the Rennes Court of Appeal had ruled that "it is without bearing on the principle of drafting public documents in French language, or Article 2 of the French Constitution, that the name Fañch can be spelled with a tilde on the n.

The reactions on the twittosphere

For the president of Skoazell Vreizh (Breton rescue), Charlie Grall, who supported the family of little Fañch, it is "A shame! The contempt of the ruling class and of Paris with regard to Breton is revolting! He adds: "After the cassation appeal of the public prosecutor Skoazell Vreizh (Breton rescue) will continue to support the family of" little Fañch "in his fight for the dignity and the respect of the Breton language. This judicial harassment becomes unbearable. "

Fañch case: after cassation of the public prosecutor Skoazell Vreizh (Breton rescue) will continue to support the family of "little Fañch" in his fight for dignity and respect for the Breton language. This judicial harassment becomes unbearable.

For Bernz Rouz, president of the Cultural Council of Brittany (Kuzul Sevenadurel Breizh), it is about an incredible Jacobin fervor on the fañch affair while the French is fluffed by American black friday without reacting! "

Kristian Guyonvarc'h, former regional elected member of the Union Democratique Breton (UDB) speaks of "intolerance, absurdity. He does not go by four ways: "Shame to be French, yes! On the other hand, if I had the choice, I would be Danish, Norwegian, Irish ... or simply Breton citizen of the world. "

In another tweet, Kristian Guyonvarc'h asks the question : " Are there separatists in France? ... Yes, in Paris! And among all those who maintain a quasi-religious dogmatic system and do not support the diversity of languages, cultures, thoughts. "

#France #intolerance #absolute #grotesque Shame to be French, yes! On the other hand, if I had the choice, I would be Danish, Norwegian, Irish ... or simply Breton citizen of the world. https://t.co/p7a9X8mc4d

A Toulouse jurist, Fabien Ginoux, asks: "But why, in what way does it disturb the State that the diacritic characters specific to regional languages ​​appear on official documents? Explain that they are all drawn from the Latin alphabet! "