الأقليات و مثلث الهوية ( اللغة، الدين، الثقافة)‎ : ضمانات الحماية في ضوء قواعد القانون الدولي لحقوق الإنسان

Abstract EN

The right of identity for minorities is equally important with their right to material existence.

Human dignity as the basis and premise of human struggle is a moral idea based on respect for others and their right to live in dignity, to practice their beliefs openly, to speak their language and to celebrate their ethnic or cultural heritage without fear of mockery or punishment.

Minorities as a material entity without the right to participate in society with the need to abandon their roots and ideas is what States sought to obtain through the policies of defamation, absorption and forced integration, which find its justification in fear of destabilization and security, For countries, minorities idea was a cause of chaos and division, Human rights systems, the principles of cultural diversity, coexistence and the prevention of discrimination have sought to protect the right of minorities to identity by enshrining it in various legal texts guaranteeing the protection of the most fundamental rights of this compound right: freedom of religion and belief, the right to use and development of language, Culture and protection of cultural diversity.

These three rights are for the members of minorities the sole guarantor of their identity and pride of it.