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Many international documents for the protection of national minorities guarantee the right - in areas populated by national minorities - for the use of minority languages on public inscriptions (geographic names, street names etc.). Previous Vojvodina Laws, as well as the actual Serbian Law (Law on official use of language and script from 1991) prescribe that ..public inscriptions shall be in minority languages as well, in areas populated with minorities". Furthermore Serbian Law provides heavy fines for violators (from 400 dem-24000 dem in Dinars). In spite of clear legal norms and sanctions, these pro-minority provisions are very often violated in practice. Whatsmore, according to the recent study of one Human Rights NGO from Subotica ..Equality" Republican state organs often prevail in violation, of course allways for the loss of minority languages. According to this study procedures were never initiated, or nobody was ever fined for these violations. It is characteristic that, as in other areas the pretty correct legal provisions are not implemented if the regime have no interest - as in case of minority rights.

Laws on multi-lingual public inscriptions in the Republic of Serbia and their implementation in practice in the Vojvodina province