Ruotsin kielilaki (language act) englanniksi.
The Government has submitted a Bill to the Riksdag (the Swedish Parliament) proposing a Language Act. The Language Act confirms Swedish as the main language in Sweden. There are currently no provisions in Swedish legislation that govern the status of the Swedish language. The Language Act is therefore a new law with new provisions. It is proposed that the Act enter into force on 1 July 2009.
The main provisions contained in the Act are as follows:
• Swedish is the main language in Sweden, i.e. the common language in society that everyone has to have access to and that can be used in all sectors of society.
• Everyone living in Sweden has to be given the opportunity to learn,develop and use Swedish.
• The language of the public services is Swedish.
• Public institutions have particular responsibility for ensuring that Swedish is used and developed and that Swedish terminology is available in different specialist areas.
• The language of public services is to be cultivated, simple and comprehensible.
• Swedish is the official language of Sweden in international contexts. The status of Swedish as an official EU language is to be safeguarded.
• Public institutions have particular responsibility for protecting and promoting Swedish sign language. Every person who is deaf, hearingimpaired or needs sign language for any other reason has to be given the opportunity to learn, develop and use sign language.
• The national minority languages in Sweden are Finnish, Yiddish, Meänkieli (Tornedal Finnish), Romany Chib and Sami; these languages have to be protected and promoted. Everyone belonging to a national minority has to be given the opportunity to learn, develop and use their minority language.
• Everyone who has a mother tongue other than Swedish, sign language or a national minority language has to be given the opportunity to develop and use their mother tongue.
….lainaus loppuu…..
http://www.regeringen.se/conte…390fda.pdf
Jonkun puolueen (Perussuomalaiset, Rkp...?)olisi kiireen vilkkaan tuotava eduskuntaan vastaava pohjoismaisen standardin mukainen uusi Suomen kielilaki.
Meidän kielilaki 1.1.2004 heijastelee aivan liikaa 1700-luvun sääty-yhteiskunnan aikaisia asenteita. Sen nykyaikaistamisella on kiire. Varmasti Ruotsista löytyy konsulttiapua Suomelle tässä asiassa.
The Government has submitted a Bill to the Riksdag (the Swedish Parliament) proposing a Language Act. The Language Act confirms Swedish as the main language in Sweden. There are currently no provisions in Swedish legislation that govern the status of the Swedish language. The Language Act is therefore a new law with new provisions. It is proposed that the Act enter into force on 1 July 2009.
The main provisions contained in the Act are as follows:
• Swedish is the main language in Sweden, i.e. the common language in society that everyone has to have access to and that can be used in all sectors of society.
• Everyone living in Sweden has to be given the opportunity to learn,develop and use Swedish.
• The language of the public services is Swedish.
• Public institutions have particular responsibility for ensuring that Swedish is used and developed and that Swedish terminology is available in different specialist areas.
• The language of public services is to be cultivated, simple and comprehensible.
• Swedish is the official language of Sweden in international contexts. The status of Swedish as an official EU language is to be safeguarded.
• Public institutions have particular responsibility for protecting and promoting Swedish sign language. Every person who is deaf, hearingimpaired or needs sign language for any other reason has to be given the opportunity to learn, develop and use sign language.
• The national minority languages in Sweden are Finnish, Yiddish, Meänkieli (Tornedal Finnish), Romany Chib and Sami; these languages have to be protected and promoted. Everyone belonging to a national minority has to be given the opportunity to learn, develop and use their minority language.
• Everyone who has a mother tongue other than Swedish, sign language or a national minority language has to be given the opportunity to develop and use their mother tongue.
….lainaus loppuu…..
http://www.regeringen.se/conte…390fda.pdf
Jonkun puolueen (Perussuomalaiset, Rkp...?)olisi kiireen vilkkaan tuotava eduskuntaan vastaava pohjoismaisen standardin mukainen uusi Suomen kielilaki.
Meidän kielilaki 1.1.2004 heijastelee aivan liikaa 1700-luvun sääty-yhteiskunnan aikaisia asenteita. Sen nykyaikaistamisella on kiire. Varmasti Ruotsista löytyy konsulttiapua Suomelle tässä asiassa.
Vastaukset 4
Vanhimmat
Kaikissa Pohjoismaissa on yksi pääkieli, sitten perinteiset vähemmistökielet ja lopulta muut vähemmistökielet.
Perinteisten vähemmistökielien asema on hyvä ilman etuoikeuksiakin. Näin pitäisi olla Suomessakin.
Ruotsi on tässäkin asiassa Suomea edellä:(
järkeä kielilakiin. Päättäjille tiedoksi että Suomen kieli ainoaksi viralliseksi kieleksi. Suomenruotsi voi olla hyvin vähemmistökieli. Persut seisovat esityksen takana vai?
Ainoa puolue joka voi edistää Suomen kielilain ajanmukaistamista eduskunnassa on Perussuomalaiset.
Niin se vaan on. Timo Soini ja Suomalaisuuden liiton ihmiset ovat hyvissä puheväleissä.