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Standards related to Unicode

There are several standards related to Unicode. Some are national standards that provide translated versions of sections of Unicode. Some provide guidance on using Unicode for languages frequently used in a region. Some are maintained to be in sync with Unicode.

Name	Organization	Notes	BSI ISO/IEC 10646	DIN 91379	CNS 14649	GB 13000	GB 18030	INCITS/ISO/IEC 10646	ISIRI 6219	ISO/IEC 10646	JIS X 0221	KS X 1005	TCVN 6909
British Standards Institution	UK adoption of ISO/IEC 10646
Deutsches Institut für Normung	Unicode subset for Europe
Chinese National Standards (Taiwan)
Chinese government standard
Chinese government standard	Repertoire synchronized with ISO/IEC 10646
International Committee for Information Technology Standards	US adoption of ISO/IEC 10646
Institute of Standards and Industrial Research of Iran
International Organization for Standardization and International Electrotechnical Commission	Repertoire synchronized with Unicode
Japanese Industrial Standards
South Korean standard	Formerly KS C 5700; abolished in 2006
Vietnam standard

References

Lunde, Ken. CJKV Information Processing. Cambridge, Massachusetts: O'Reilly & Associates, 1998. . Page 120.
Has UCS been adopted as a national standard?

References

(2006-08-31). "KSX1005-1(정보산업분야) 등 2종 고시(폐지)".

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