Short Comparison Between the Act on The State Language of The Slovak Republic, the Implementation Principles of the Government and The European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages
Although the Slovak Republic ratified the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages (on 20.07.2001), the policy of current government is clearly against the spirit of this declaration. |
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The Position Of The Party of Hungarian Coalition Concerning The Language Problems
1. Slovakia has ratified the European Charter of Regional or Minority languages. In our opinion the Venice Commission should consider comparing the contents of the Slovak Law about the State Language with the contents of the Charter, which is an international obligation of Slovakia. |
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SMK-MKP: The regulations of the State Language Act of the government do not constitute a resolution to the language situation in the country; on the contrary the Regulation actually complicates the issue.
December 3, 2009, Bratislava
1. According to SMK-MKP the published Regulations of the government of SR to implement the State Language Act of the Slovak National Council are confirming our positions about the void character and self-willed applicability of the State Language Act no. 270/1995. |
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Position Paper of the Party of Hungarian Coalition (SMK-MKP) on the State Language Law approved on June 30th, 2009 by the National Council of Slovak Republic
Despite all statements of the Government of Slovak Republic the State Language Law does concern the use of language of persons belonging to national minorities living in Slovakia. |
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Slovakian Presidential elections
Iveta Radicova, joint candidate of EPP sister parties, offers real alternative to citizens of Slovakia. Joseph Daul MEP, Chairman of the EPP-ED Group |
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Is A President Of Minority Origin Imaginable Also In Slovakia?
According to József Berényi, politician of SMK-MKP, the electoral victory of Barack Obama is the result of good American minority policy. |
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Csáky: The Slovak Minister Of Interior Has To Resign!
Pál Csáky, chairman of the Party of Hungarian Coalition (SMK-MKP) on Thursday in the Slovak parliament called on Robert Kaliňák, the Slovak minister of interior to resign, |
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85 % Of The Hungarians Living In Slovakia Would Like To See Some Kind Of Self Governance
Majority of the Hungarians living in Slovakia (54%) thinks that since the Fico-government came into power, the guarantees of minority rights in Slovakia got worse |
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Hungary Expects Evidences From Slovakia In Two Weeks
Hungary expects the Slovak information, evidences, and recordings concerning the events in Dunajská Streda in one-two weeks –Kinga Göncz, Hungarian minister of foreign affairs said on Friday in Budapest. |
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Responses To The Events In Dunajská Streda
Pál Csáky (in photo), chairman of the Slovakian Party of Hungarian Coalition (SMK-MKP) pronounced: “The unwise and exaggerated police reaction is making the Hungarian-Slovak relations that are not satisfying at all, even worse.” |
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Pázmány: I Have Seen No Reason For The Attack
Péter Pázmány, mayor of Dunajská Streda considers the attack of the Slovak police against the Hungarian fans at the football match on Saturday in the town reasonless; |
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Dossier Malina Hedvig
Pál Csáky, Chairman Of SMK-MKP Called To Account The Attorney General Because Of The Defamation Of Hedviga Malinová |
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