CULTURAL CHARTER FOR AFRICA — Rwanda law | Esheria

CULTURAL CHARTER FOR AFRICA

This article sets out the Charter’s aims and objectives, focused on African culture, unity, heritage, development, and cooperation.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Act or statute
Status
In force
Version
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Language
mul
Updated
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This article sets out the Charter’s aims and objectives, focused on African culture, unity, heritage, development, and cooperation. African States subscribe to principles on access to education and culture, creative freedom, cultural authenticity, selective use of science and modern technology, and cultural exchange. African States recognize the need to take account of national identity and cultural diversity. The provision says African States recognize African cultural diversity as part of a shared identity, unity, and the people’s genuine liberation, responsibility, and full sovereignty. National identity must not be pursued in a way that impoverishes or subjects the diverse cultures within the State.