this issue indicates their interest in this legal
process and the existence of political
solidarity with unrecognized indigenous
peoples.
Among the current legal challenges to the
existence of national minorities. national
minorities are the following: the use of national
minorities in political interests, ignoring the
existence of national minorities on their territory.
To overcome them, it is proposed to:
1. Use of the Baltic approach (introduction of
the institute of non-citizens) or appeal to the
Balkan experience (double guarantee of
national minority rights).
2. Intensification of public reaction to
discrimination and development of
appropriate legal mechanisms based on
international law, national legislation, and
general trends towards democratization of
public life in the EU.
At the same time, the experience of countries in
implementing specific measures and regulating
the rights of national minorities and indigenous
peoples will require additional research in terms
of developing the necessary terminology. In
particular, this is relevant for countries seeking to
join the EU and harmonize their legislation
(including Ukraine).
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