Language Rights: Liberties, Claims and a Very Canadian Conversation
Année :
2007
Auteur(e) :
Volume et numéro :
, 28 (2)
Revue :
, Policy Options / Options Politiques
Pages :
, 84-88
Résumé
Language rights are not only central to the cultural identity of Canada's two founding language communities, they are central to both Canada's constitutional traditions, with group freedoms & denominational schools initially guaranteed under the British North America Act, & individual rights entrenched in the Charter. "In considering the Charter," writes Canada's new Commissioner of Official Languages, "it is easy to think that rights & freedoms are almost synonyms. They aren't." Graham Fraser considers the BNA Act versus Charter status of language rights, & recounts the modern context, from the B&B Commission of the 1960s, to the Official Languages Act of 1969, to the entrenchment of minority language rights in the Charter. Adapted from the source document.
Thème :
BilinguismeDroit
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