Indigenous leaders look forward to a decade of language revitalization
UN dedicates 2022-2032 to efforts to reverse “historic destruction” of indigenous languages.
December 20, 2019
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Faced with the loss of nearly half of the world’s languages, the United Nations Wednesday called on countries to take “urgent steps” to ensure the survival of indigenous languages as part of a decade-long revitalization effort starting in 2022.
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