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Cultural Rights Finally Recognized in Constitution, Embracing Multicultural Society

Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie
The New Civil Rights of the Person
J. Alberto del Real Alcalá

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The article discusses how the Constitution has evolved to include social, economic, and cultural rights, but cultural rights are often overlooked. In today's multicultural society, this is a problem. The text argues for a greater recognition of cultural rights in the Constitution, as they are important for everyone, not just minorities.