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03.04.202515:09
(eng) Violation of CRC article 30
In states where ethnic, religious, or linguistic minorities, as well as indigenous communities, exist, children belonging to these groups must not be denied their fundamental rights. This includes the right to engage with their cultural heritage, practice their religion, and use their native language in community with others.
In recent years, there have been numerous violations of Article 30 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). For instance, the educational reforms of 2018 significantly restricted opportunities for Finno-Ugric children to learn and preserve their native languages. Furthermore, Finno-Ugric spiritual practices are frequently suppressed, directly infringing upon the rights to religious freedom and belief.
Additionally, the persistent neglect of rural areas inhabited by Finno-Ugric communities has compelled many native residents to migrate to urban centers. In these environments, the preservation and practice of indigenous cultural traditions become increasingly difficult, as the dominant culture is disproportionately promoted at the expense of minority identities.
In states where ethnic, religious, or linguistic minorities, as well as indigenous communities, exist, children belonging to these groups must not be denied their fundamental rights. This includes the right to engage with their cultural heritage, practice their religion, and use their native language in community with others.
In recent years, there have been numerous violations of Article 30 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). For instance, the educational reforms of 2018 significantly restricted opportunities for Finno-Ugric children to learn and preserve their native languages. Furthermore, Finno-Ugric spiritual practices are frequently suppressed, directly infringing upon the rights to religious freedom and belief.
Additionally, the persistent neglect of rural areas inhabited by Finno-Ugric communities has compelled many native residents to migrate to urban centers. In these environments, the preservation and practice of indigenous cultural traditions become increasingly difficult, as the dominant culture is disproportionately promoted at the expense of minority identities.
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