Kisebbségpolitikai
On-line Lexikon

kin-state (motherland) (motherland) is a state in which the majority of the population forms an ethnic or cultural community with a minority in another country. Its foreign ties also include...

kin-state policy is the Hungarian state’s policy towards Hungarians beyond the borders – in neighbouring countries and in other countries of the world – which strengthens the relationship between the...

The Antall government’s foreign policy was defined by three priorities: 1. Euro-Atlantic integration, 2. putting the neighbourhood policy on a new footing, and 3. representing the interests of Hungarians living...

In the 1988 Kitok v. Sweden case, the →Human Rights Committee addressed the issue of →belonging to a minority. In a landmark decision, also for the rights of →indigenous peoples,...

The biggest community and political achievement of Hungarians living in independent Slovakia since 1993 was the “National Grand Assembly of Elected Hungarian Representatives and Mayors in Slovakia”, which took place...

The Kőrösi Csoma Sándor Program was launched in 2013 as the first large-scale initiative to specifically target the diaspora. The main aim of the Program is to preserve Hungarian identity,...