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Croatian protestors tear down signs in Serb Cyrillic script that were put up on September 2, 2013 in Vukovar, a Croatian town ravaged by Serb rebels at the start of the country's 1990s war. The signs were put up in Vukovar in line with a law in the newest European Union member that makes bilingual signs mandatory in any area where more than one third of the local population belongs to an ethnic minority group. (AFP PHOTO)

Binnenkort ook in onze Schilderswijken, Kanaleneilanden en Bijlmers? Het begint met taal.