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| ===== About covenants protecting minority languages, and how they work ==== | ===== About covenants protecting minority languages, and how they work ==== | ||
| - | Many global and transnational agreements, in the form of covenants, exist, aiming to protect minority languages. Usually, these covenants propose a number of measures to improve the situation of minority languages. If a nation decides to ratify such a covenant, it commits itself to carrying out the measures proposed. | ||
| - | To determine whether | + | Many transnational agreements include the protection (regarding some aspects) of regional or minority languages and/or their users. Usually, these covenants propose |
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| - | Though most covenants cannot be enforced, they do have power: because, by ratifying the covenant, a nation makes promises, and may be reminded about keeping or breaking those. | ||
| ===== Examples of covenants ===== | ===== Examples of covenants ===== | ||
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| + | * potects minority language use (Art. 30) and the education of a child' | ||
| === UNESCO' | === UNESCO' | ||
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