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In Austria the overall situation regarding the protection of minority languages has not significantly changed since 2012, says a new report by the Council of Europe's Committee of Experts of the European Charter for Regional or Minority languages.  The Charter provisions concerning Burgenland-Croatian, Czech, Hungarian, Romani, and Slovakian and Slovenian languages are more actively applied in the domains of education, justice, administration and culture than in the broadcast media, the report notes.