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The Universal Declaration of Linguistic Rights is a document signed by Unesco, the PEN Clubs, and several non-governmental organizations in 1996 to support linguistic rights, especially those of endangered languages.

[edit] See also

• Language policy
• Minority language
• Language revival
• Linguicide
• European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages

[edit] External links

• text of the Universal Declaration of Linguistic Rightszh-min-nan:Phó͘-sè gí-giân-khoân soan-giân

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