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Protection and promotion of language rights can also help to preserve the world’s linguistic diversity. The Guide aims to: clarify the various rights of linguistic minorities relevant to language use and preferences; clarify the obligations of state authorities towards linguistic minorities;
Linguistic rights include, among others, the right to one's own language in legal, administrative and judicial acts, language education, and media in a language understood and freely chosen by those concerned.
The language rights of individuals involving freedom of expression, the right to private life, non-discrimination, the right to freely use a minority language with other members of the minority, etc., can in appropriate cases be raised either before the European Court of Human Rights or the UN Human Rights Committee for a ruling, even if ...
This article discusses LRs as HRs, LRs versus linguistic human rights (LHRs), LHRs for linguistic majorities and minorities, collective LHRs, justifications for LHRs, individual positive LHRs, and LHRs and the role of indigenous peoples.
The Global Coalition for Language Rights (GCLR) is a group of organizations and individuals working at the intersection of languages, digital rights, and human rights.
21 gen 2024 · The UNESCO E-Team on Multilingualism and Language Rights addresses a critical aspect of cultural diversity and human rights – the preservation and promotion of linguistic diversity.
12 mar 2013 · Half of the world’s estimated 6,000-plus languages will likely die out by the end of the century without urgent efforts to protect minority communities and their languages, a United Nations...