In the mean time, in France, a municipality is refusing to let a baby be registered with an apostrophe in his Breton name while several babies have had apostrophes in their names in recent years : 2017 N'néné (F), 2017 Tu'iuvea (M), 2016 D'jessy (M), 2015 N'Guessan (F), 2015 Chem's (M), 2014 N'Khany (M) 2012 Manec'h (M).
https://www.connexionfrance.com/French-news/Rennes-mayor-to-challenge-ban-on-Breton-first-names <humor>If only someone had told them it’s not necessarily an apostrophe but can be U+02BC or U+02BB in some of these.</humor>
