minority nationality
1minority presses — (minzu chubanshe) Minzu chubanshe are presses in China that mainly publish books in minority languages and books about minority groups. There is a state level minzu chubanshe in Beijing and many provincial level minzu chubanshe in the autonomous… …
2MINORITY RIGHTS — MINORITY RIGHTS, rights enjoyed by Jews and other ethnic minorities between the two world wars in some countries, mainly eastern and southeastern Europe, according to the provisions of the minorities treaties at the Versailles Peace Conference,… …
3Minority Treaties — Minority Treaties[a] refer to the treaties, League of Nations Mandates,[1] and unilateral declarations [2] made by countries applying for membership in the League of Nations and United Nations. Most of the treaties entered into force as a result… …
4Minority group — A minority is a sociological group within a demographic. The demographic could be based on many factors from ethnicity, gender, wealth, power, etc. The term extends to numerous situations, and civilizations within history, despite the misnomer of …
5Minority rights — Rights Theoretical distinctions Natural and legal rights Claim rights and liberty rights Negative and positive rights Individual an …
6Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China — For other uses, see Chinese nationality. Flag of the People s Republic of China (PRC) The Nationality Law of the People s Republic of China (simplified Chinese: 中华人民共和国国籍法; traditional Chinese: 中華人 …
7Nationality Rooms — Coordinates: 40°26′40″N 79°57′12″W / 40.444426°N 79.953423°W / 40.444426; 79.953423 …
8nationality — noun 1) what is your nationality? Syn: citizenship 2) all the main nationalities of Ethiopia Syn: ethnic group, ethnic minority, tribe, clan, race, nation …
9Polish minority in the Czech Republic — Poles Gorol (lit. Highlander) men s choir from Jabłonków during the parade at the beginning of the Jubileuszowy Festiwal PZKO 2007 in Karwina. Total population 51,968 (2001 census)[1] …
10History of Israeli nationality — The Palestinian territory, which would one day become the State of Israel, was hewed out of the Ottoman Empire by Zionism and the British Mandate. The British establishment of colonial political boundaries allowed the Jews to develop autonomous… …
