Everyone has a right to his or her cultural identity, including the right to use his or her own language and engage in his or her own cultural traditions, provided that such exercise does not prevent the traditions of others, or violate the rights embodied in this Bill of Rights.
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No country, group or other entities can suppress, exclude or prohibit the transmission of linguistic/cultural heritage of minority persons across generations. Governments and their agencies are responsible for the protection of these rights specially the rights of parents to raise their children to enjoy the benefits of their linguistic/cultural heritage which are important for international business, arts, government, science and national security.