Jacques Toubon, who was Minister of Culture when it was passed, and who proposed the law to the National Assembly of France. A nickname is Loi Allgood...

required at the University of Corsica. There is some opposition to the Loi Toubon mandating the use of French (or at least a translation into French) in...

writing (magazines, journals). In 1993, the French passed the legislation Loi Toubon which forbids the use of anglicisms (or those from other languages) in...

French, to the detriment of minority languages. Furthermore, in 1994, the Loi Toubon declared that any governmental publications and advertisements must be...

Brezhoneg" | KLEG INFOS" (in French). Devine, Mary Catherine (2017). La Loi Toubon: Language Policy and Linguistic and Cultural Diversity in France (PDF)...

should be written in French (neither in Latin nor in Occitan) and the Loi Toubon (1994), which aimed to eliminate anglicisms from official documents. States...

should be written in French (i.e. not in Latin nor Occitan) and the French Loi Toubon, which aims at eliminating Anglicisms from official documents. But a characteristic...

langue française), also known in English as Bill 101 or Law 101 (French: Loi 101), is a law in the province of Quebec in Canada defining French, the language...

and then Member of the European Parliament Jacques Toubon. He was taken under the wing of Toubon, who introduced him to UMP leaders such as Xavier Bertrand...

from 4 August 1994, known as the Toubon Law (relative à l'emploi de la langue française). Article 21 of the Toubon Law states that the establishments...