kultuurilisteõiguslike

Kultuurilisteõiguslike is an Estonian term that translates to "cultural rights" or "rights related to culture." It encompasses a broad range of protections and entitlements that individuals and groups have concerning their cultural expressions, heritage, and practices. These rights are often recognized in national legislation and international human rights instruments.

The concept of cultural rights acknowledges the importance of culture in shaping individual and collective identity. They aim to ensure that everyone has the freedom to participate in cultural life, to enjoy the arts, and to benefit from the scientific advancements and their applications. This includes the right to express oneself through various cultural forms, such as language, art, music, and traditions, without discrimination.

Furthermore, cultural rights often extend to the protection of cultural heritage, both tangible and intangible. This can involve safeguarding historical sites, artifacts, traditional knowledge, and performing arts. The intention is to preserve cultural diversity and to allow future generations to benefit from the cultural achievements of the past. States have a responsibility to respect, protect, and fulfill these cultural rights for all their citizens. This may involve creating an environment conducive to cultural development, supporting cultural institutions, and ensuring access to cultural resources and activities.