minoritete
Minorities are groups within a larger population that share distinct ethnic, religious, linguistic, or cultural characteristics and are smaller in number or have less political influence than the majority. The term can refer to national, ethnic, linguistic, religious, or cultural groups.
Categories: Ethnic minorities, linguistic minorities, religious minorities, Indigenous peoples, and cultural minorities; minority status may be
Legal framework: International human rights law recognizes minority rights. The United Nations Declaration on the Rights
Rights and protections: Non-discrimination, equality before the law; freedom to observe, practice, and celebrate culture and
Challenges and debates: Minorities may face discrimination, social exclusion, or political underrepresentation; policies range from accommodation
See also: Minority rights, indigenous peoples, linguistic rights, Roma.