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European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages

ETS No. 148 - Strasbourg, 5.XI.1992

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European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages

Charte européenne des langues régionales ou minoritaires		   Albanian – Arabic – Aragonese – Armenian (Explanatory Report included) – Asturian – Azerbaijani (Explanatory Report included) – Basque – Beas – Belarusian – Bosnian – Bulgarian – Catalan – Croatian – Czech – Danish – Dutch – Estonian (Explanatory Report included) – Finnish – Frisian – Friulian – Gagauzian – Galician – Georgian (Explanatory Report included) – German – Greek – Hungarian – Icelandic – Irish – Italian – Kazakh – Latvian – Lithuanian – Macedonian – Maltese – Meänkieli – Norwegian – Polish – Portuguese – Romani (Explanatory Report included) – Romanian – Romansh – Russian – Ruthenian – Sámi – Scottish Gaelic – Serbian (latin) – Serbian (cyrillic) – Slovak – Slovenian – Spanish – Swedish – Turkish – Ukrainian – Welsh – Yiddish
     
Explanatory Report for European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages

Rapport explicatif de la Charte européenne des langues régionales ou minoritaires		   Albanian – Arabic –  Beas – Belarusian – Bulgarian – Catalan – Czech – Danish – Dutch – German – Greek – Hungarian – Latvian – Lithuanian – Macedonian – Maltese – Norwegian – Polish – Portuguese – Ruthenian – Slovak – Slovenian – Spanish – Swedish – Turkish – Ukrainian – Welsh