New rights for groups in Austria
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The National Council makes new laws. The National Council is the group of people who make laws. 6 groups now have more protection. These people are minorities. A minority has its own language and culture. These groups are now in the constitution. The constitution is the most important law. It protects the language and culture. It makes life safer for these people. In Kärnten there are new court rules. Some district courts join together. Some judges move to new places. These places are larger. There are centers for language there. People speak 2 languages in these centers. The FPÖ party says no to the plan. Other parties say the plan is good.
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Definitions
- National Council
- The National Council is the group of people who make laws.
- Constitution
- The constitution is the most important law.
- Minority
- A minority has its own language and culture.
- District courts
- Some district courts join together.
People
- Anna Sporrer
- She is the Minister of Justice. She works for the courts.
- Claudia Bauer
- She works for the government. She helps the minority groups.
Locations
- Kärnten
- Kärnten is a state in Austria. Many people speak 2 languages there.
- Klagenfurt
- Klagenfurt is the biggest city in Kärnten.
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