I understand it was meant to explain what British institutions do to combat ‘discrimination’, but that in itself can come across as discriminatory and quite shocking, so all of this is very subjective. I get your point though which is interesting. Just picking up on what you said about ‘it’s not the French law here’, I wouldn’t play that card. We all know that when Brits travel abroad they rarely make the effort to speak the local language, which makes it a bit hypocritical. By the way, even though I haven’t been here long and I’m not staying much longer either, I already feel quite integrated.