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    Romania

    Divers Bulletin no. 26 (109) / July 19, 2004

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    ETHNIC MINORITIES MPs ASK FOR A MINORITY LAW

    BUCHAREST - Representatives of national minorities in the Romanian
    Chamber of Deputies last week proposed the enactment of a special law on
    the national minorities, which clearly defines their statute, according
    to Varujan Pambuccian, representative of the Armenian minority. "I did
    not ground upon the idea a law must solve everything. Simple elements
    are missing - the definition of ethnic minorities, the recognized
    national minorities, the meaning of the Council of National Minorities.
    On the basis of years ahead experience, we proposed the establishment of
    a National Authority for Ethnic Minorities that confers us continuity
    and stability. This law would give a clear statute to our organization",
    stated Varujan Pambuccian. Altogether, parliamentarians drew an alarm
    signal for the education in the mother tongue, stressing out upon the
    necessity of ensuring teachers of for the schools with a reduced number
    of children. In Romania, there are 19 ethnic minorities who are
    officially recognized, and 18 of them with one representative in the
    Parliament.
    Author: DIVERS

    DIVERS - News bulletin about ethnic minorities living in Romania is
    edited every week by MEDIAFAX, with the financial support of
    Ethnocultural Diversity Resource Center. Partial or full reproduction of
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