France Law

The Constitution of France (1958) is the foundation of the French Fifth Republic. It sets out how the state is organized, how power is shared, and what rights citizens enjoy. At the very start of this document, Article 1 provides a powerful declaration. It defines France as a republic that is indivisible, secular, democratic, and social. It also guarantees equality before the law for all citizens, regardless of origin, race, or religion. Article 1 is not only symbolic—it has

The Constitution of France (1958) is the foundation of the Fifth Republic and reflects the identity and values of the French nation. After Article 1 defines France as an indivisible, secular, democratic, and social republic, Article 2 goes further by setting out the official symbols of the Republic . These include the national language, flag, anthem, motto, and principle of democracy. At first glance, Article 2 may appear cultural rather than legal, but in reality, it is cent