Cultural Rights in Communication

The fourth Pillar focuses on cultural rights, relating to communication, that contribute to preserving and renewing cultural diversity and heritage, and are a key part of the constitution and evolution of cultural identity, personally and collectively. These include the right to use one’s mother tongue, the right to participate freely in the cultural life of one’s community, and respect in communication within and across diverse cultures.

D1: Are the rights of all linguistic communities in relation to the use of their language recognised and enforced?
D2: Is everyone enabled to freely participate in cultural life and practices of their communities, relating to media and communication?
D3: Are there measures to enable the protection, animation and sharing, through media and communication, of all cultures?