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Das Recht der Angehörigen nationaler Minderheiten in Kroatien auf Ausbildung in der Muttersprache, Gesellschaftliche Transformationsprozesse in Serbien- Montengro

According to the Constitution of the Republic of Croatia, members of national minorities and ethnic communities are entiteld to use their own language and script in special kindergardens and schools, which represent their history and cultural heritage. This issue area is specified in the Law on Education in the Language and Script of National Minorities. This law came into force on the 16th of May 2000, when it was proclaimed by the President of the Republic of Croatia, Stjepan Mesic. It specifies the rights of the minorities in educational matters, including the language of education as well as other forms of education (seminars, summer or winter schools, etc.). It also allows national minorities to start schooling with a lower number of pupils as is the case for the Croatian majority population. Pupils educated in schools with full or partial minority language education are required to learn the Croatian language and the Latin script according to the official curriculum. In regions, where the languages of national minorities are used as official languages according to the local statute, pupils following Croatian language education are requiered to take classes in the minority language.

Croatia ; Minority Rights ; Education ; Mother Tongue

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