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general_information:russian_legislation [2020/03/18 13:20] – [Further national legislation] ydwine | general_information:russian_legislation [2022/09/27 15:16] – [Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities] ydwine | ||
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* Groups that do not have state entities at all (Assyrians, Karaites, Kurds and Gipsies)((Russian Federation. (2000). //Report submitted by the Russian Federation pursuant to article 25, paragraph 10F of the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities.// | * Groups that do not have state entities at all (Assyrians, Karaites, Kurds and Gipsies)((Russian Federation. (2000). //Report submitted by the Russian Federation pursuant to article 25, paragraph 10F of the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities.// | ||
- | You can read the latest report (2016) [[https:// | + | On March 16, 2022, the Committee of Ministers decided that the Russian Federation would no longer be a member of the Council of Europe with immediate effect. This means that the signed and ratified treaties of the Council of Europe no longer apply. |
===== Legislation concerning minority languages ===== | ===== Legislation concerning minority languages ===== | ||
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==== Short history ==== | ==== Short history ==== | ||
- | During the Tsarist period (1721-1917), | + | During the Tsarist period (1721-1917), |
- | < | + | International Advances in Education: Global Initiatives for Equity and Social Justice//. Brown,E. L., and Gibbons, P. E. (Ed.). Information Age Publishing (pp. 3-25).)) |
+ | <sub> // Minority Language Rights in the Russian Federation: The End of a Long Tradition?// | ||
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