The City Council of Magyarkanizsa/Kanjiza adopted their own local regional and minority languages charter

08/27/2021 by hhrfAdmin

First in Serbia: The City Council of Magyarkanizsa/Kanjiza adopted their own local regional and minority languages charter on June 24 in line with the Council of Europe’s European Charter on Regional or Minority Languages‘ recommendations. Serbia ratified the Charter back in 2005.

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The City Council of Magyarkanizsa/Kanjiza adopted their own local regional and minority languages charter

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