The rights in several languages
Thanks to a wide network of friends and collaborators, the Charter of Children's Rights to Art and Culture has been translated from Italian into 26 languages. Of course, they are not all the languages of the world, but what if, maybe one day, it were translated into another language…and then another…
Albanian
Arabic
Chinese
Korean
Croatian
Danish
Finnish
French
Japanese
Greek
Indian
English
Israeli
Italian
Dutch
Polish
Portuguese
Rumanian
Russian
Senegalese (Wolof)
Serbian
Slovenian
Spanish
Swedish
German
Turkish
Hungarian
Hanno già aderito alla carta
Claudio Abbado, Michele Abbondanza, Stefano Benni, Alessandro Bergonzoni, Antonella Bertoni, Janna Carioli, Luigi Cancrini, don Luigi Ciotti, Ginevra Di Marco, Ivano Dionigi, Roberto Farné, Marcello Fois, Franco Frabboni, Angelo Guglielmi, Luigi Guerra, Carlo Lucarelli, Modena City Ramblers, Flavia Franzoni Prodi, Lidia Ravera, Roberto Roversi, Chiara Saraceno, Andrea Segré, Riccardo Tesi, Marco Travaglio, Stefano "Vito" Bicocchi...
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Sunday, 6 March 2011
The Charter of Children's Rights - The rights in several languages
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