Satversmē Nostiprināto Vērtību Aizsardzība: Dažādu Tiesību Nozaru Perspektīva 2019
DOI: 10.22364/juzk.77.01
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Valoda kā konstitucionāla vērtība

Abstract: The author explores the link between the constitutional values and the existence of a national state, viewing the Latvian language as one of the constitutional values. The article first addresses the notion of "value" and highlights its social and constitutional meaning. It continues with analysing protection of the Latvian language as a value at the constitutional level, asking whether the constitutional ranking gives the Latvian language a genuine and comprehensive protection and promotes its further develop… Show more

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“…Great Russians and Belarussians (12.6%), Jews (5%), Germans (3.6%) and Poles (3.4%) are indicated as the largest minorities. 32 It is important to note that, in rural areas, the number of Latvians in some places amounted to 90% and more, whereas in cities this proportion was different. In Riga, the capital city of Latvia, Latvians constituted slightly over half of the population, i.e., 55.12%, the situation was similar in Liepāja -52.29%, but in the cities of Latgale it was slightly above 1/4 (19.26 % in Rēzekne) or even less (5.15% in Daugavpils).…”
Section: Regulation On Languages In Latvia Prior To Adopting the Norm...mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Great Russians and Belarussians (12.6%), Jews (5%), Germans (3.6%) and Poles (3.4%) are indicated as the largest minorities. 32 It is important to note that, in rural areas, the number of Latvians in some places amounted to 90% and more, whereas in cities this proportion was different. In Riga, the capital city of Latvia, Latvians constituted slightly over half of the population, i.e., 55.12%, the situation was similar in Liepāja -52.29%, but in the cities of Latgale it was slightly above 1/4 (19.26 % in Rēzekne) or even less (5.15% in Daugavpils).…”
Section: Regulation On Languages In Latvia Prior To Adopting the Norm...mentioning
confidence: 98%