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Council of Europe
Eur. Charter for Regional or Minority Languages

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1 3, 14| Article 14 – Transfrontier exchanges~ 2 4, 16| Article 16 – Examination of the reports~ 3 Pre | the Helsinki Final Act of 1975 and the document of the 4 Pre | the Copenhagen Meeting of 1990;~Stressing the value of 5 5, 23| this 5th day of November 1992, in English and French, 6 5, 21| Article 21~ Any State may, at the time 7 5, 22| Article 22~ Any Party may at any time 8 5, 23| Article 23~The Secretary General of 9 5, 23| Done at Strasbourg, this 5th day of November 1992, in 10 1, 6 | Article 6Information~The Parties 11 3, 11| language. The exercise of the above-mentioned freedoms, since it carries 12 3, 12| pursuing their cultural policy abroad, for regional or minority 13 3, 12| centres, museums, archives, academies, theatres and cinemas, as 14 5, 23| and any State which has acceded to this Charter of: ~ any 15 5, 20| Charter. In respect of any acceding State, the Charter shall 16 1, 3 | Secretary General that it accepts the obligations arising 17 4, 16| Ministers. This report shall be accompanied by the comments which the 18 3, 9 | and/or to guarantee the accused the right to use his/her 19 Pre | Council of Europe is to achieve a greater unity between 20 3, 8 | measures taken and progress achieved in establishing or developing 21 | across 22 3, 10| authorities or other persons acting on their behalf, the Parties 23 1, 5 | any right to engage in any activity or perform any action in 24 3, 11| minority languages; or to make adequate provision so that broadcasters 25 3, 9 | judge to hamper the proper administration of justice: in criminal 26 4, 17| committee of experts shall adopt rules of procedure. Its 27 2, 7 | necessary, for the purpose of advising the authorities on all matters 28 1, 4 | of this Charter shall not affect any more favourable provisions 29 3, 9 | the use of the facilities afforded by the present paragraph 30 3, 13| grounds of ill-health, old age or for other reasons; to 31 Pre | the European States,~Have agreed as follows:~ 32 Pre | hereto,~Considering that the aim of the Council of Europe 33 2, 7 | regional or minority languages aimed at promoting equality between 34 3, 12| industries, including inter alia the use of new technologies – 35 3, 12| various kinds make appropriate allowance for incorporating the knowledge 36 | already 37 | although 38 3, 8 | sub-paragraphs i and ii cannot be applied, to encourage and/or allow 39 3, 10| their relations with persons applying to them in these languages; 40 1, 3 | accepts the obligations arising out of the provisions of 41 4, 16| report to the Parliamentary Assembly on the application of the 42 4, 16| in a Party may draw the attention of the committee of experts 43 3, 11| production and distribution of audio and audiovisual works in 44 5, 23| both texts being equally authentic, in a single copy which 45 5, 23| undersigned, being duly authorised thereto, have signed this 46 3, 11| of the independence and autonomy of the media: to the extent 47 3, 9 | i and iii of paragraphs b and c above and any necessary 48 3, 12| or for which they provide backing; to promote measures to 49 3, 13| include in their financial and banking regulations provisions which 50 2, 7 | language, the Parties shall base their policies, legislation 51 Pre | the building of a Europe based on the principles of democracy 52 3, 8 | language; to provide the basic and further training of 53 2, 7 | determined in a flexible manner, bearing in mind the needs and wishes, 54 | become 55 | been 56 3, 10| persons acting on their behalf, the Parties undertake, 57 1, 4 | legal regime of persons belonging to minorities which may 58 3, 14| permanent education; for the benefit of regional or minority 59 3, 10| minority languages or in bilingual versions; to allow the 60 3, 14| multilateral agreements which bind them with the States in 61 3, 14| promote co-operation across borders, in particular between regional 62 | both 63 3, 11| adequate provision so that broadcasters offer programmes in the 64 Pre | important contribution to the building of a Europe based on the 65 | but 66 3, 9 | iii of paragraphs b and c above and any necessary 67 Pre | Having regard to the work carried out within the CSCE and 68 3, 11| above-mentioned freedoms, since it carries with it duties and responsibilities, 69 3, 11| that radio and television carry out a public service mission: 70 3, 12| video libraries, cultural centres, museums, archives, academies, 71 5, 23| of Europe shall transmit certified copies to each member State 72 2, 7 | respecting the traditions and characteristics, of the groups which use 73 3, 13| drawing up payment orders (cheques, drafts, etc.) or other 74 3, 12| academies, theatres and cinemas, as well as literary work 75 3, 11| freedom of expression and free circulation of information in the written 76 3, 13| private documents of any clauses excluding or restricting 77 3, 14| facilitate and/ or promote co-operation across borders, in particular 78 3, 12| or bodies responsible for collecting, keeping a copy of and presenting 79 3, 12| disposal staff who have a full command of the regional or minority 80 4, 16| shall be accompanied by the comments which the Parties have been 81 Pre | principles which are their common heritage;~Considering that 82 5, 23| other act, notification or communication relating to this Charter. 83 3, 13| internal regulations of companies and private documents of 84 3, 13| by means of procedures compatible with commercial practice, 85 3, 10| service employees required; compliance as far as possible with 86 1, 2 | its territory and which comply with the definition in Article 87 4, 17| committee of experts shall be composed of one member per Party, 88 3, 14| if necessary to seek to conclude such agreements, in such 89 3, 11| information received in confidence, or for maintaining the 90 Pre | is an inalienable right conforming to the principles embodied 91 3, 10| adoption, if necessary in conjunction with the name in the official 92 3, 9 | produce, on request, documents connected with legal proceedings in 93 3, 13| or minority languages in connection with economic or social 94 2, 7 | administrative divisions do not constitute an obstacle to the promotion 95 4, 16| by a committee of experts constituted in accordance with Article 96 1, 4 | in this Charter shall be construed as limiting or derogating 97 4, 16| III of this Charter. After consulting the Party concerned, the 98 3, 13| concerning the rights of consumers to be made available in 99 3, 10| their officers as are in contact with the public use the 100 3, 14| such a way as to foster contacts between the users of the 101 4, 16| specified in paragraph 3 shall contain in particular the proposals 102 3, 9 | languages on condition that the contents of the document are made 103 3, 13| social life, particularly contracts of employment, and in technical 104 1, 5 | or perform any action in contravention of the purposes of the Charter 105 Pre | of eventual extinction, contributes to the maintenance and development 106 Pre | Europe represent an important contribution to the building of a Europe 107 3, 13| sectors directly under their control (public sector), to organise 108 Pre | and the document of the Copenhagen Meeting of 1990;~Stressing 109 5, 23| shall transmit certified copies to each member State of 110 3, 10| language(s), of traditional and correct forms of place-names in 111 3, 11| to cover the additional costs of those media which use 112 3, 8 | and continuing education courses which are taught mainly 113 Pre | United Nations International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 114 3, 11| regular basis;   to cover the additional costs of 115 3, 12| languages; if necessary, to create and/or promote and finance 116 3, 11| prevention of disorder or crime, for the protection of health 117 3, 9 | administration of justice: in criminal proceedings: to provide 118 Pre | work carried out within the CSCE and in particular to the 119 Pre | Europe, some of which are in danger of eventual extinction, 120 4, 17| competence in the matters dealt with in the Charter, who 121 1, 3 | foregoing paragraph shall be deemed to form an integral part 122 1, 2 | and which comply with the definition in Article 1. In respect 123 1, 1 | Article 1Definitions~For the purposes of this 124 Pre | based on the principles of democracy and cultural diversity within 125 3, 11| law and are necessary in a democratic society, in the interests 126 5, 22| Any Party may at any time denounce this Charter by means of 127 5, 22| Council of Europe. Such denunciation shall become effective on 128 5, 21| time of signature or when depositing its instrument of ratification, 129 1, 4 | construed as limiting or derogating from any of the rights guaranteed 130 3, 13| language; to oppose practices designed to discourage the use of 131 2, 7 | used to learn it if they so desire; the promotion of study 132 4, 16| shall make a two-yearly detailed report to the Parliamentary 133 2, 7 | to this Charter shall be determined in a flexible manner, bearing 134 2, 7 | the same objective. In determining their policy with regard 135 Pre | languages should not be to the detriment of the official languages 136 1, 1 | does not include either dialects of the official language( 137 1, 1 | nationals of the State which differ from the language or languages 138 3, 11| of others, for preventing disclosure of information received 139 2, 7 | considered to be an act of discrimination against the users of more 140 3, 11| safety, for the prevention of disorder or crime, for the protection 141 3, 12| activities have at their disposal staff who have a full command 142 2, 7 | done so, any unjustified distinction, exclusion, restriction 143 3, 11| facilitate the production and distribution of audio and audiovisual 144 Pre | of democracy and cultural diversity within the framework of 145 2, 7 | existing or new administrative divisions do not constitute an obstacle 146 | do 147 | down 148 3, 10| administrative authorities to draft documents in a regional 149 3, 13| payment orders (cheques, drafts, etc.) or other financial 150 4, 16| established in a Party may draw the attention of the committee 151 2, 7 | population or which take due account of their specific 152 5, 23| whereof the undersigned, being duly authorised thereto, have 153 5, 22| denunciation shall become effective on the first day of the 154 | either 155 4, 17| of six years and shall be eligible for reappointment. A member 156 Pre | conforming to the principles embodied in the United Nations International 157 2, 7 | other groups in the State employing a language used in identical 158 3, 13| particularly contracts of employment, and in technical documents 159 2, 7 | provision of facilities enabling non-speakers of a regional 160 2, 7 | such languages. They are encouraged to establish bodies, if 161 2, 7 | intended to discourage or endanger the maintenance or development 162 1, 5 | as implying any right to engage in any activity or perform 163 5, 23| day of November 1992, in English and French, both texts being 164 2, 7 | languages aimed at promoting equality between the users of these 165 5, 23| French, both texts being equally authentic, in a single copy 166 2, 7 | languages at universities or equivalent institutions; the promotion 167 3, 12| activities and facilitiesespecially libraries, video libraries, 168 2, 7 | They are encouraged to establish bodies, if necessary, for 169 3, 8 | and progress achieved in establishing or developing the teaching 170 2, 7 | similar form, as well as the establishment of cultural relations with 171 | etc 172 Pre | of which are in danger of eventual extinction, contributes 173 4, 16| Article 16 – Examination of the reports~ The reports 174 4, 16| under Article 15 shall be examined by a committee of experts 175 2, 7 | unjustified distinction, exclusion, restriction or preference 176 3, 11| or minority language. The exercise of the above-mentioned freedoms, 177 1, 4 | to minorities which may exist in a Party or are provided 178 5, 19| State which subsequently expresses its consent to be bound 179 Pre | are in danger of eventual extinction, contributes to the maintenance 180 2, 7 | to safeguard them; the facilitation and/or encouragement of 181 3, 10| allow the use or adoption of family names in the regional or 182 1, 4 | shall not affect any more favourable provisions concerning the 183 3, 12| of cultural expression, festivals and the culture industries, 184 3, 12| well as literary work and film production, vernacular forms 185 3, 12| create and/or promote and finance translation and terminological 186 3, 8 | periodic reports of their findings, which will be made public. 187 5, 19| after the date on which five member States of the Council 188 2, 7 | shall be determined in a flexible manner, bearing in mind 189 Pre | European States,~Have agreed as follows:~ 190 1, 3 | undertakings referred to in the foregoing paragraph shall be deemed 191 3, 11| may be subject to such formalities, conditions, restrictions 192 3, 9 | solely because they are formulated in a regional or minority 193 3, 11| freedom of expression and free circulation of information 194 5, 23| November 1992, in English and French, both texts being equally 195 3, 12| disposal staff who have a full command of the regional 196 Pre | Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms; ~Having regard 197 4, 16| bodies or associations can furthermore submit statements concerning 198 3, 8 | those of paragraphs a to g accepted by the Party; 199 2, 7 | measures to be taken to give effect to this Charter shall 200 Pre | of Europe is to achieve a greater unity between its members, 201 3, 13| who are in need of care on grounds of ill-health, old age or 202 1, 1 | of that State who form a group numerically smaller than 203 1, 4 | derogating from any of the rights guaranteed by the European Convention 204 3, 11| with responsibility for guaranteeing the freedom and pluralism 205 3, 9 | considered by the judge to hamper the proper administration 206 3, 11| crime, for the protection of health or morals, for the protection 207 Pre | and in particular to the Helsinki Final Act of 1975 and the 208 Pre | Council of Europe signatory hereto,~Considering that the aim 209 Pre | principles which are their common heritage;~Considering that the protection 210 4, 17| list of individuals of the highest integrity and recognised 211 3, 8 | ensure the teaching of the history and the culture which is 212 3, 13| as hospitals, retirement homes and hostels offer the possibility 213 3, 13| care facilities such as hospitals, retirement homes and hostels 214 3, 13| hospitals, retirement homes and hostels offer the possibility of 215 Pre | safeguarding and realising the ideals and principles which are 216 1, 1 | of the State, cannot be identified with a particular area thereof. 217 3, 13| need of care on grounds of ill-health, old age or for other reasons; 218 3, 11| maintaining the authority and impartiality of the judiciary. The Parties 219 3, 8 | the teachers required to implement those of paragraphs a to 220 3, 13| appropriate, to ensure the implementation of such provisions; in 221 1, 5 | Charter may be interpreted as implying any right to engage in any 222 3, 9 | shall not be considered inadmissible solely because they are 223 Pre | private and public life is an inalienable right conforming to the 224 2, 7 | country and in particular the inclusion of respect, understanding 225 3, 12| appropriate allowance for incorporating the knowledge and use of 226 3, 11| respecting the principle of the independence and autonomy of the media: 227 3, 11| authorities, directly or indirectly, are competent, have power 228 4, 17| Ministers from a list of individuals of the highest integrity 229 3, 12| festivals and the culture industries, including inter alia the 230 1, 6 | and persons concerned are informed of the rights and duties 231 3, 12| undertakings which they initiate or for which they provide 232 3, 12| types of expression and initiative specific to regional or 233 3, 13| installations; to prohibit the insertion in internal regulations 234 3, 13| for the use of products or installations; to prohibit the insertion 235 5, 18| acceptance or approval. Instruments of ratification, acceptance 236 2, 7 | or minority language and intended to discourage or endanger 237 3, 12| culture industries, including inter alia the use of new technologies – 238 Pre | Stressing the value of interculturalism and multilingualism and 239 3, 9 | they can be invoked against interested third parties who are not 240 3, 13| prohibit the insertion in internal regulations of companies 241 3, 10| measures: translation or interpretation as may be required; recruitment 242 1, 5 | Nothing in this Charter may be interpreted as implying any right to 243 4, 15| reports at three-yearly intervals after the first report. 244 5, 20| the Council of Europe may invite any State not a member of 245 5, 23| Europe and to any State invited to accede to this Charter.~ ~ 246 3, 9 | them by the person(s) who invoke(s) it; or not to deny the 247 3, 9 | provide that they can be invoked against interested third 248 3, 9 | and translations does not involve extra expense for the persons 249 3, 9 | interpreters and translations involving no extra expense for the 250 4 | Part IVApplication of the Charter~ 251 3, 11| support the training of journalists and other staff for media 252 3, 9 | is not considered by the judge to hamper the proper administration 253 3, 11| and impartiality of the judiciary. The Parties undertake 254 3, 9 | proper administration of justice: in criminal proceedings: 255 3, 13| prohibiting or limiting without justifiable reasons the use of regional 256 3, 10| languages is such as to justify the measures specified below, 257 1, 1 | expression of a number of people justifying the adoption of the various 258 3, 12| responsible for collecting, keeping a copy of and presenting 259 3, 12| cultural activities of various kinds make appropriate allowance 260 3, 9 | of the document are made known to them by the person(s) 261 4, 17| accordance with the procedure laid down in paragraph 1, and 262 | latter 263 4, 16| Bodies or associations legally established in a Party may 264 2, 7 | understanding between all the linguistic groups of the country and 265 2, 7 | maintenance and development of links, in the fields covered by 266 4, 17| Committee of Ministers from a list of individuals of the highest 267 2, 7 | mutandis, the principles listed in paragraphs 1 to 4 above 268 3, 12| and cinemas, as well as literary work and film production, 269 2, 7 | regional or minority language living in the area where it is 270 3, 8 | courses which are taught mainly or wholly in the regional 271 2, 7 | determined in a flexible manner, bearing in mind the needs 272 2, 7 | and encouragement of the mass media to pursue the same 273 Pre | document of the Copenhagen Meeting of 1990;~Stressing the value 274 4, 16| paragraph 1 and the information mentioned in paragraph 2, the committee 275 1, 1 | State or the languages of migrants;~ "territory in which the 276 2, 7 | flexible manner, bearing in mind the needs and wishes, and 277 1, 2 | Party undertakes to apply a minimum of thirty-five paragraphs 278 1, 4 | of persons belonging to minorities which may exist in a Party 279 3, 11| carry out a public service mission: to ensure the creation 280 1, 1 | the said language is the mode of expression of a number 281 3, 8 | or bodies responsible for monitoring the measures taken and progress 282 3, 11| protection of health or morals, for the protection of the 283 | most 284 Pre | of interculturalism and multilingualism and considering that the 285 3, 12| libraries, cultural centres, museums, archives, academies, theatres 286 2, 7 | undertake to apply, mutatis mutandis, the principles listed in 287 2, 7 | Parties undertake to apply, mutatis mutandis, the principles 288 2, 7 | by appropriate measures, mutual understanding between all 289 3, 10| in conjunction with the name in the official language( 290 3, 10| use or adoption of family names in the regional or minority 291 2, 7 | languages are concerned, the nature and scope of the measures 292 4, 17| the Charter, who shall be nominated by the Party concerned. 293 2, 7 | provision of facilities enabling non-speakers of a regional or minority 294 5, 23| Strasbourg, this 5th day of November 1992, in English and French, 295 1, 1 | that State who form a group numerically smaller than the rest of 296 2, 7 | media to pursue the same objective. In determining their policy 297 2, 7 | divisions do not constitute an obstacle to the promotion of the 298 3, 8 | favour and/or encourage the offering of such languages as subjects 299 3, 10| ensure that such of their officers as are in contact with the 300 3, 10| necessary, training of the officials and other public service 301 3, 13| on grounds of ill-health, old age or for other reasons; 302 5, 18| 18~This Charter shall be open for signature by the member 303 3, 13| languages in drawing up payment orders (cheques, drafts, etc.) 304 1, 6 | it that the authorities, organisations and persons concerned are 305 3, 13| control (public sector), to organise activities to promote the 306 | others 307 | otherwise 308 | own 309 4, 16| two-yearly detailed report to the Parliamentary Assembly on the application 310 3, 12| population; to encourage direct participation by representatives of the 311 5, 21| paragraph may wholly or partly withdraw it by means of 312 3, 13| languages in drawing up payment orders (cheques, drafts, 313 3, 11| conditions, restrictions or penalties as are prescribed by law 314 1, 1 | expression of a number of people justifying the adoption 315 | per 316 1, 5 | engage in any activity or perform any action in contravention 317 3, 8 | languages and for drawing up periodic reports of their findings, 318 4, 15| Article 15Periodical reports~ The Parties shall 319 4, 15| The Parties shall present periodically to the Secretary General 320 3, 14| vocational training and permanent education; for the benefit 321 2, 7 | authorities on all matters pertaining to regional or minority 322 3, 10| traditional and correct forms of place-names in regional or minority 323 3, 11| no restrictions will be placed on the freedom of expression 324 3, 12| providing facilities and planning cultural activities; to 325 3, 11| guaranteeing the freedom and pluralism of the media. 326 2, 7 | Parties shall base their policies, legislation and practice 327 Pre | International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and according to 328 1, 3 | Article 3Practical arrangements~ Each Contracting 329 3, 13| same language; to oppose practices designed to discourage the 330 Pre | Preamble~The member States of the 331 4, 17| member shall complete his predecessor's term of office. The committee 332 2, 7 | exclusion, restriction or preference relating to the use of a 333 3, 8 | these languages, and without prejudice to the teaching of the official 334 4, 16| committee of experts shall prepare a report for the Committee 335 3, 12| collecting, keeping a copy of and presenting or publishing works produced 336 3, 11| information in the written press in a language used in identical 337 3, 11| or rights of others, for preventing disclosure of information 338 3, 11| or public safety, for the prevention of disorder or crime, for 339 3, 13| which allow, by means of procedures compatible with commercial 340 3, 9 | minority language; and/or to produce, on request, documents connected 341 3, 11| assistance also to audiovisual productions in the regional or minority 342 3, 13| instructions for the use of products or installations; to prohibit 343 3, 8 | monitoring the measures taken and progress achieved in establishing 344 3, 13| products or installations; to prohibit the insertion in internal 345 3, 13| legislation any provision prohibiting or limiting without justifiable 346 2, 7 | minority languages aimed at promoting equality between the users 347 1, 1 | the various protective and promotional measures provided for in 348 3, 9 | the judge to hamper the proper administration of justice: 349 4, 16| contain in particular the proposals of the committee of experts 350 1, 1 | adoption of the various protective and promotional measures 351 3, 11| languages, wherever the law provides for financial assistance 352 3, 12| or minority language in providing facilities and planning 353 3, 12| copy of and presenting or publishing works produced in the regional 354 2, 7 | encouragement of the mass media to pursue the same objective. In 355 3, 12| appropriate provision, in pursuing their cultural policy abroad, 356 3, 10| languages. With a view to putting into effect those provisions 357 2, 7 | or minority language in question; the need for resolute 358 4, 17| and shall be eligible for reappointment. A member who is unable 359 3, 8 | education subjects; or if, by reason of the role of the State 360 3, 13| offer the possibility of receiving and treating in their own 361 3, 11| guarantee freedom of direct reception of radio and television 362 4, 17| the highest integrity and recognised competence in the matters 363 2, 7 | objectives and principles: the recognition of the regional or minority 364 4, 16| the preparation of such recommendations of the latter body to one 365 3, 10| interpretation as may be required; recruitment and, where necessary, training 366 3, 12| languages and the cultures they reflect. 367 3, 8 | and the culture which is reflected by the regional or minority 368 1, 4 | languages, or the legal regime of persons belonging to 369 1, 4 | Article 4Existing regimes of protection~ Nothing in 370 4, 17| term of office shall be replaced in accordance with the procedure 371 4, 17| in paragraph 1, and the replacing member shall complete his 372 Pre | countries and regions of Europe represent an important contribution 373 3, 12| direct participation by representatives of the users of a given 374 3, 11| or minority languages are represented or taken into account within 375 3, 11| for the protection of the reputation or rights of others, for 376 4, 16| which the Parties have been requested to make and may be made 377 5, 21| accession, make one or more reservations to paragraphs 2 to 5 of 378 2, 7 | question; the need for resolute action to promote regional 379 3, 11| carries with it duties and responsibilities, may be subject to such 380 3, 11| accordance with the law with responsibility for guaranteeing the freedom 381 3, 13| any clauses excluding or restricting the use of regional or minority 382 2, 7 | distinction, exclusion, restriction or preference relating to 383 3, 13| facilities such as hospitals, retirement homes and hostels offer 384 3, 11| language, and not to oppose the retransmission of radio and television 385 4, 17| committee of experts shall adopt rules of procedure. Its secretarial 386 2, 7 | minority languages in order to safeguard them; the facilitation 387 Pre | particularly for the purpose of safeguarding and realising the ideals 388 1, 1 | geographical area in which the said language is the mode of 389 2, 7 | concerned, the nature and scope of the measures to be taken 390 4, 17| rules of procedure. Its secretarial services shall be provided 391 3, 13| under their control (public sector), to organise activities 392 3, 13| the economic and social sectors directly under their control ( 393 3, 11| the interests of national security, territorial integrity or 394 1, 6 | The Parties undertake to see to it that the authorities, 395 3, 14| form, or if necessary to seek to conclude such agreements, 396 3, 8 | accepted by the Party; to set up a supervisory body or 397 | should 398 Pre | of the Council of Europe signatory hereto,~Considering that 399 5, 23| authorised thereto, have signed this Charter.~Done at Strasbourg, 400 | since 401 5, 23| equally authentic, in a single copy which shall be deposited 402 1, 1 | form a group numerically smaller than the rest of the State' 403 3, 11| necessary in a democratic society, in the interests of national 404 | some 405 2, 7 | development of it. The adoption of special measures in favour of regional 406 1, 3 | Contracting State shall specify in its instrument of ratification, 407 2, 7 | or minority languages, in speech and writing, in public and 408 Pre | Rights, and according to the spirit of the Council of Europe 409 4, 16| associations can furthermore submit statements concerning the policy pursued 410 1, 4 | provisions concerning the status of regional or minority 411 3, 9 | most important national statutory texts and those relating 412 3, 9 | translations;~ to take steps to ensure that the application 413 5, 23| signed this Charter.~Done at Strasbourg, this 5th day of November 414 Pre | Copenhagen Meeting of 1990;~Stressing the value of interculturalism 415 1, 3 | Any Party may, at any subsequent time, notify the Secretary 416 5, 19| of any member State which subsequently expresses its consent to 417 3, 8 | the Party; to set up a supervisory body or bodies responsible 418 3, 11| minority languages; to support the training of journalists 419 | Taking 420 3, 8 | education courses which are taught mainly or wholly in the 421 3, 8 | further training of the teachers required to implement those 422 3, 12| inter alia the use of new technologies – the Parties undertake, 423 3, 12| finance translation and terminological research services, particularly 424 3, 12| social, technical or legal terminology in each regional or minority 425 3, 12| museums, archives, academies, theatres and cinemas, as well as 426 | thereof 427 5, 23| undersigned, being duly authorised thereto, have signed this Charter.~ 428 3, 9 | invoked against interested third parties who are not users 429 1, 2 | undertakes to apply a minimum of thirty-five paragraphs or sub-paragraphs 430 4, 15| concerned, the other reports at three-yearly intervals after the first 431 2, 7 | respect, understanding and tolerance in relation to regional 432 3, 10| official language(s), of traditional and correct forms of place-names 433 3, 14| Article 14 – Transfrontier exchanges~The Parties undertake: ~ 434 5, 23| Council of Europe shall transmit certified copies to each 435 2, 7 | of appropriate types of transnational exchanges, in the fields 436 3, 13| possibility of receiving and treating in their own language persons 437 2, 7 | identical or similar form in two or more States. The Parties 438 4, 16| Council of Europe shall make a two-yearly detailed report to the Parliamentary 439 4, 17| reappointment. A member who is unable to complete a term of office 440 5, 23| In witness whereof the undersigned, being duly authorised thereto, 441 Pre | is to achieve a greater unity between its members, particularly 442 2, 7 | or minority languages at universities or equivalent institutions; 443 2, 7 | have not yet done so, any unjustified distinction, exclusion, 444 | unless 445 5 | Part VFinal provisions~ 446 3, 10| or minority languages may validly submit a document in these 447 Pre | Meeting of 1990;~Stressing the value of interculturalism and 448 3, 12| work and film production, vernacular forms of cultural expression, 449 3, 10| languages or in bilingual versions; to allow the administrative 450 3, 12| especially libraries, video libraries, cultural centres, 451 3, 14| such agreements, in such a way as to foster contacts between 452 | when 453 5, 23| this Charter. In witness whereof the undersigned, being duly 454 | wherever 455 | whether 456 2, 7 | against the users of more widely-used languages. The Parties 457 5, 21| paragraph may wholly or partly withdraw it by means of a notification 458 5, 21| the Council of Europe. The withdrawal shall take effect on the 459 5, 23| relating to this Charter. In witness whereof the undersigned, 460 2, 7 | languages, in speech and writing, in public and private life; 461 4, 15| be presented within the year following the entry into 462 4, 17| appointed for a period of six years and shall be eligible for 463 | yet


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