Minority-Language Educational Rights

"Minority-Language Educational Rights", (1982) 4:195 Supreme Court Law Review 195.

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Joseph Magnet

University of Ottawa - Common Law Section

Date Written: 1982

Abstract

The most explosive conflicts between the French and English linguistic communities have occurred in the education sector. French and English Canadians always ask themselves what are the schools making of their children. Hence “the intense fierceness of the discussions bearing upon this subject: what is at issue is … the very destiny of two people and two civilizations”. There will be no lasting accommodation between the French and English linguistic communities until just settlement of minority language education rights extinguishes communal suspicions that the education sector is not treating their children appropriately.

Keywords: conflict, French, English, linguistic, community, education, schools, children, rights, minority, language

Suggested Citation

Magnet, Joseph, Minority-Language Educational Rights (1982). "Minority-Language Educational Rights", (1982) 4:195 Supreme Court Law Review 195., Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2493487

Joseph Magnet (Contact Author)

University of Ottawa - Common Law Section ( email )

57 Louis Pasteur Street
Ottawa, K1N 6N5
Canada

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