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Tibetan Translation of Guide to Language Rights of Linguistic Minorities Released on International Mother Language Day

February 22, 2019;

Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy, 20 February 2019, Read original news here 2019 marks the 19th anniversary of International Mother Language Day observed annually on 21 February all over the world to highlight the importance of linguistic and … Continued

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