Minority Language Rights

Minority Language Rights are protections that ensure individuals belonging to linguistic minorities can use and maintain their native language in public life, such as in education, media, government, and cultural activities. These rights aim to preserve linguistic diversity, promote cultural identity, and ensure equal participation in society. They are often upheld by laws, treaties, or international agreements, recognizing that everyone has the right to use their language without discrimination. Overall, these rights help minority communities preserve their heritage while participating fully in broader societal life.