Inscrire la langue des signes française dans la Constitution

This is a constitutional bill proposed in the French National Assembly that would add French Sign Language (langue des signes française, LSF) to the Constitution of France. Constitutional amendments are a high bar, as they change the country's fundamental legal framework rather than ordinary law. The proposal reflects a wider effort to give formal recognition to sign language as a language of the French Republic. The change would most directly concern deaf and hard-of-hearing people who use French Sign Language, along with interpreters, educators and public bodies that deliver services to them. Based on the title alone, it would give the language constitutional status, though the exact legal effects would depend on the full text.