Since the beginning of the unrest in Kazakhstan, some media and Telegram channels have speculated about the threat to Russians living in the Republic. Allegedly, the introduction of CSTO forces would put them in danger due to the rise of Kazakh nationalism. Izvestia talked to Russians living in the country to find out how the January events had affected their relations with Kazakhs. Interviewees claimed that the introduction of CSTO peacekeepers had no effect on interethnic dialogue because the Russians living in the Republic were not associated with Russia - they were locals. However, according to Izvestia's interlocutors, there is still intolerance at the mundane level.
Defenders of Russian schools in Latvia won't give up
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29.03.2018
Defenders of Russian schools in Latvia are not going to stop their protest campaigns, despite the educational reorganization was approved at all the parliamentary readings, Baltnews website informs.
In particular, preparation for All-Latvian parents' meeting is scheduled for March 31. The meeting is organized by the party titled Russian Union of Latvia. At present, Russian Union of Latvia reports that more than 700 people already registered for the forum and this number is constantly growing. Among them are parents of the Russian-speaking schools from Riga, Daugavpils, Liepaja, Ventspils and other cities.
According to organizers, they sent an invitation to the initiator of this reorganization - Minister of Education Karlis Shadurskis. European Parliament deputies to Latvia, experts from other Baltic States are on the participants' list. A resolution will be issued at the end of the meeting to be sent to the Latvian President, to the European Parliament, European Commission, UN and OSCE.
Co-chairperson of the Russian Union of Latvia Tatiana Zhdanok is sure that Russian-speaking education is effected by the political struggle unfolded right before the elections. Besides, there is very acute Anti-Russian mood in Europe at the moment and probably, the politician believes, Riga hopes that EU is not going to react on its campaigns.
Tatiana Zhdanok has stressed out that the situation in Latvia is a test of the declared EU political principles.
Russian Union of Latvia has also announced another protest meeting against the shift of the Russian schools' curriculum into teaching in the Latvian language. It is going to take place next Wednesday, on April 4.
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Since the beginning of the unrest in Kazakhstan, some media and Telegram channels have speculated about the threat to Russians living in the Republic. Allegedly, the introduction of CSTO forces would put them in danger due to the rise of Kazakh nationalism. Izvestia talked to Russians living in the country to find out how the January events had affected their relations with Kazakhs. Interviewees claimed that the introduction of CSTO peacekeepers had no effect on interethnic dialogue because the Russians living in the Republic were not associated with Russia - they were locals. However, according to Izvestia's interlocutors, there is still intolerance at the mundane level.
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