North Macedonia, comments about the language open a debate

The comments of the president of the Constitutional Court of North Macedonia that there is a possibility of repealing the “Language Law” have provoked strong reactions among all Albanian political parties, which estimate that any interference with the law may harm the official use of the Albanian language. and this would have serious consequences for the country. Darko Kostadinovski, president of the Constitutional Court, said in an interview for the state news agency MIA that the Law on the Use of Languages ”has created a kind of legal chaos, which has resulted in political chaos, mistrust and dilemmas”. Kostadinovski has emphasized that the law can be repealed, revised by making changes in certain provisions or remain as it is. His comments follow the initiative of the Macedonian nationalist party “Left”, sent to the Constitutional Court after the adoption of the law in 2019. The “Language Law” gives a significant advancement to the use of the Albanian language by giving it the status of the official language, alongside Macedonian in municipalities where Albanians make up 20 percent of the population, as well as in communication with high state institutions. Kostadinovski further emphasized in the interview that “the Constitutional Court in no …

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