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Croatian Constitutional Court: The Referendum on the Cyrillic Script

The Constitutional Act on the Rights of National Minorities states that ‘Equality in the official use of a minority language and script shall be exercised in the territory of a local selfgovernment unit in which the members of a national minority compose a minimum of one third of the population.’ Upon introducing the bilingualism (Croatian-Serbian) in Vukovar, a referendum was requested to raise the threshold of one third to at least a half. The Constitutional Court, however, rejected the referendum initiative, deeming the referendum question unconstitutional because it is contrary to the fundamentals of the Constitution of the Republic of Croatia.