No, I understand why you don't get it but right now they can't do anything... There isn't a court they can turned to... and it leads to some Corsicans saying if the French state is unable to provide a healthy economy framework for the Corsican economy to provide a job, a career and a decent life for every Corsican regardless of his or her choice to reject French culture, it is time for the French to leave and you will find these ideas in several parts of the Lands the French have under administration. The EU Assembly on November 2011 "Considering the precarious situation of numerous national minority groups in Europe, the Assembly considers that it is time to reconsider its previous proposal concerning the adoption of an additional protocol to the European Convention on Human Rights, which could reinforce the standing of national minorities, both individuals and/or groups, before the European Court of Human Rights and provide them substantive and justiciable rights."
As soon as the protocol will be adopted, every individual the French state targets for his or her choice to celebrate his or her language and culture or has been deprived of the same rights will be able to turn to the European Court and if anything can play a major role in diminishing violence, this additional protocol will prove to be a major milestone. What is stunning to me, apparently the French are fighting the move and there is very little interest shown by any French political party...