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The 12 pages that link to European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages, each with the reason it gives.

• Council of EuropeRelated: It translates cultural and linguistic diversity into specific state commitments.

• Scots languageRelated: The United Kingdom’s ratification includes commitments concerning Scots.

• Cornish languageRelated: Cornish gained recognized protection under the Charter in the United Kingdom.

• Low GermanRelated: Germany and the Netherlands use the charter to support Low German in public life.

• Karelian languageRelated: Finland applies the charter's protections to Karelian as a minority language.

• Sardinian languageRelated: The charter provides a European framework relevant to Sardinian’s recognition and public support.

• Romani languageRelated: Its protections offer one framework for supporting Romani, though implementation differs by country.

• West FrisianRelated: The Netherlands applies the charter's protections to West Frisian.

• Linguistic rightsBroader topic: It sets detailed commitments for education, media, administration, and cultural activities.

• CorsicanRelated: The Charter frames debates about Corsican's legal and institutional protection.

• LimburgishRelated: The Netherlands recognizes Limburgish under the Charter's Part II provisions.

• Walloon languageRelated: Its framework is relevant to public support for Walloon in Belgium.