There are protected rights for the minority language in both areas.
This is particularly important for the minority language, which has little outside support.
Russian is by far the most spoken minority language in the country.
But I wonder what you think about some of the real minority languages.
Education is possible in minority languages where such schools are operating.
Approximately 6% of students learn at school in minority languages.
Members are therefore free to choose whether to make use of the Union's minority languages.
This is an important symbol of hope for the struggling minority language.
They are effectively minority languages in their own countries at this point.
The law does not interfere with private use of minority languages.
