2022 Dedh Trei Hans ha Whegh
De Merher, nessa mis Dû
Wednesday, 2nd November
Consel Europa a brederas a witha minorites kenedhlek wòja an Bresel en 1949. War an diwedh, dew stat esel warn ügens a veu assentyers an Fram hag ev a dreylyas gweythresek hanter cans bledhen po nebes moy diwedhes. Gwithys o an Kembrion, Scotyon ha Godhyly. Res veu Kernôwyon gòrtos whath. Nena, en diw mil ha peswardhek, Kernôwyon a veu ajonys, gen Governans an Wlascor Ûnyes, avel minorita kenedhlek - gen keth savla ha 'gan cosins Keltek. Bes nag eus arhajow rag agan tavas, ha nag eus dhe nei agan senedh agan hònan. Nag eus dhen canel bellwolok nacyonal. Ha, nowodhow yeyn, ma towl dhe BBC rag "lehe" Radio Cornwall - agan radyo "kenedhlek". Radn an bobel a vedh dres nivera po displetyes arta. Nag eus whans dhe Westminster a scodhya Kernow.
The Council of Europe first thought about protecting national minorities after the War in 1949. Finally 22 member states were signatories of the Framework and it became functional almost fifty years later. The Welsh, Scots and Irish were protected. Cornish people still had to wait. Then, in 2014, the Cornish were recognised, by the Government of the United Kingdom, as a national minority - with the same status as our Celtic cousins. But there's no funding for our language and we do not have our own parliament. We do not have a national television channel. And, sad news, the BBC has a plan to "reduce" Radio Cornwall - our "national" radio. Some staff will be redundant or redeployed. Westminster does not want to support Cornwall.
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