List five examples of what is meant by "language rights."

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examples of linguistic rights
=> individual linguistic rights – in this article, it gives every individual the right to choose what language they want to use despite of the place they’re in without any discrimination.
=> Linguistic rights in public domain – this gives every individual to have an interpreter in the public if he/she did not understand the other language. This will be accepted without any discrimination
=> positive vs negative rights – negative linguistic gives every individual to exercise language without asking permission to the state while positive linguistic requires specific action from the government.
=> overt vs. covert – this is analyzing a language with the level of its overtness and covertness.
=> collective linguistic rights – this refers to the group that makes sure that a certain language is transferred to future generation.

Answered by taskmasters | 2024-06-10

Language rights are entitlements related to the use and preservation of languages by individuals and communities. They include individual rights to language choice, access to public services, educational rights, collective rights for communities, and protection against discrimination based on language. These rights ensure that everyone can communicate and express their identity without fear of discrimination.
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Answered by taskmasters | 2024-10-01