フィンランドにおけるサーミ人に対する文化権保障

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In 1995, the Finnish Constitution was amended in order to provide stronger guarantees for the linguistic and cultural rights of the Sami, an indigenous people living in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia, At the beginning of 1996 the Sami Parliament was constituted thorough an Act of Sami Parliament as a representative body for the Sami. The constitutionally guaranteed cultural self-government of the Sami is exercised through the Sami Parliament. The purpose of this paper is to analyze, how the cultural rights of the Sami are tried to ensure. Finland can be considered as an officially multicultural country, and almost all ministries are expected to concern themselves in ensuring the cultural rights of the Sami.
東海大学の論文
2006-03-30