Примеры использования Abkhaz language на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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АССР" in Abkhaz language.
Literary Abkhaz language is based on abjuy dialect.
OSCE provided training to Georgian and Abkhaz language teachers.
Abkhaz language- Teaching- History- Documents and materials.
Full protection of the Abkhaz language, culture and historical heritage.
Vice Chairman of the Committee on the Implementation of the State Program of the Abkhaz Language Development.
Since 1994 Abkhaz language is a state language of the Republic of Abkhazia.
On the release of a loan for the teaching of the Abkhaz language: August 14, 1915- September 14, 1915.
Development of the Abkhaz language in the condition of a multi- ethnic society Challenges and Prospects.
In this context, any postwar attempts to publish books in Georgia in the Abkhaz language were unlikely to be seen in Abkhazia as a humanitarian act.
The Abkhaz language will have the status of state language along with Georgian on the territory of Abkhazia.
Until recently, the education of more than 4,000 students was conducted in the Abkhaz language and the University of Abkhazia at Sukhumi functioned in it as well.
Abkhaz language is one of the most ancient languages in the world and is part of Abkhaz-adyg language group.
The case of the refusal to release funds for the introduction of teaching the Abkhaz language in the Sukhumi Teachers Seminary[Case]: August 14- September 14, 1915.
Abkhaz language has 6 vowels and a lot of consonant phoneme: in literate language- 58, in abjuy dialect- 60, in Bzib dialect- 67.
For the purpose of improving functioning conditions for the Abkhaz language, special emphasis will be given to respecting, protecting, developing and promoting it;
Its setting as an independent language started in subsoil of protoabkhaz-adyg language, after disintegration of which, Abkhaz language started developing independently.
Abkhaz language is prevalent mostly in Abkhazia and Turkey, where a lot of Abkhazians(descendants of makhadjirs) leave, and also in the countries of the Middle East(Jordan, Sirya, Iraq), in Russia.
The Committee notes that the Convention has been translated into the Georgian and Abkhaz languages and that human rights, including the rights of the child, have been included in the school curricula in Tbilisi.
Translation into the Abkhaz language of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights has been initiated.
The Constitution of the Abkhaz Autonomous Republic was the only basic law among the Autonomous Republics of the USSR in which the Abkhaz language was declared one of the official languages. .
Few years ago the Parliament adopted a law on Abkhaz language which obligates local press to dedicate at least half of the newspaper space to the articles prepared in the Abkhaz language.
While by 1970 all schools of autonomous republics elsewhere in the northernCaucasus provided exclusively Russian instruction, in Abkhazia there were 25 schools teaching in the Abkhaz language, as well as numerous schools with combinations of Russian/Abkhaz/Georgian instruction.
The office also facilitated the translation into the Abkhaz language, and made arrangements to publish, United Nations publications on discrimination against women and methods of combating torture.
The Committee expresses satisfaction that the State party, with the support of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and UNICEF, has translated the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights andother human rights instruments into the Georgian and Abkhaz languages.
In August, the office published Abkhaz language translations of two United Nations fact sheets, entitled"Discrimination against women: the Convention and the Committee" and"Methods of combating torture.
Taking into account that the Abkhaz people are an indigenous population of Georgia,the Georgian Constitution grants the Abkhaz language, together with the Georgian language, the status of a State language in the territory of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia.
The Mission's Human Rights Office continued to promote human rights awareness through a specialized programme on a district television station and the publication of two United Nations human rights documents in the Abkhaz language,"Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement" and"Minority Rights.
The policy of intensified Georgianization was pursued: Georgian script was imposed instead of Abkhaz writing,original Abkhaz place names were changed to Georgian ones, teaching in the Georgian language replaced teaching in the Abkhaz language, the Abkhaz population was prohibited from calling themselves a people.
Twice a week the 14-year-old joins similarly thrilled students between seven and 70 years of age,to learn his ancestral language- Abkhaz.