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- | ====== International legislation protecting minority languages ====== | ||
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- | === European Charter for Regional and Minority languages === | ||
- | == Who set it up? == | ||
- | * The Charter was drafted by the Council of Europe in 1992. It entered into force in 1998. Members of the Council of Europe can sign up for the Charter, and thus commit themselves to its principles(([[http:// | ||
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- | == Who does it protect == | ||
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- | == What protection can it give? == | ||
- | The Charter is divided into two parts, a general one containing the principles applicable to all regional or minority languages (Part II), and a second part which lays down specific practical commitments which may vary according to the state and the language (Part III). | ||
- | To see which provisions apply to which langue, click [[http:// | ||
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