Students in different cities of Russia are threatened by the action on June 12

In various cities of Russia, they began to put pressure on students due to protests that will be held on June 12. OVD-Info gathered these stories and talked with several people who were pressed in their studies.

• The editorial office of the OTD-Info received a document stating that the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Oryol region asks the rector of the Oryol State Agrarian University Tatyana Gulyaeva to conduct a conversation with students about responsibility for participating in inconsistent rallies.

• Several students from the city of Tula told the OVD-Info about pressure in one of the schools of the Sovetsky district.

According to schoolchildren, class teachers call parents and threaten the fact that adults will have problems at work, and “repressive measures” will be applied to children. They are threatened both with fines “at 40,000 rubles” ( for some reason, the parents of the students surveyed called precisely this amount-the OVD-info ) and the non-approval of the certificates and problems with entering universities.

“I will not start with my case-the girl from the 9th grade consists in the group“ Navalny team ”, and her parents were called and said that she would not be given a certificate and parents would be fined 40 thousand. My parents are also calling and talking about repressive measures, ”said one of the teenagers.

In addition, in a conversation, schoolchildren reported that the mother of one of their friends talked about certain lists of minors, who are on social networks after the rally on March 26. According to them, if people from this list are noticed at the rally on June 12, then they will have problems with admission, and their parents have at work. Who makes these lists and how accurate this information is, our interlocutors did not specify, saying only that their friend’s mother works in structures close to the Ministry of Education. * In the Krasnodar Trade and Economic College, students were forced to sign the paper that if they were seen at the rally on June 12, they would be expelled.

In addition, the document says that according to the 31st article of the Constitution, you can supposedly get a fine of 10 to 30 thousand rubles, or arrest up to 30 days. ( However, the 31st article of the Constitution does not imply any sanctions for its violation. This article says that “Citizens of the Russian Federation have the right to gather peacefully, without weapons, to conduct meetings, rallies and demonstrations, processions and pickets,”-ATS-Info )

Still students in this document are threatened with an article on the riots (Article 212 of the Criminal Code), according to the document, the maximum punishment for which is five years in prison. (The maximum term for this article is 15 years-ATS-info)

* On the website of the St. Petersburg Medical University named after I. I. Mechnikov, the rector’s appeal was published to students not to go to anti -corruption rallies on June 12. Attention to the publication was drawn by the publication "My District".

“Mass unrest, violations of public order are illegal actions that entail the creation of an uncontrollable situation. How can these actions affect you?! Will this cause harm to your future, the realization of your goals and the formation of you as future specialists?! ”, The university administration writes.

“Is it possible to change life in the country? Can! Legal and democratically! Persistent work and study! Do not succumb to provocations! Do not allow riots! Show resistance and prudence! ”, The authors of the document noted expressively.

UPD: RBC, citing the initiators of the shares on June 12 in cities, reports that schoolchildren and students in 16 cities have threatened to study problems. This pressure is associated with the intention of students to take part in the action against corruption on June 12. They were also threatened with deductions and problems with a future career.

As the publication clarifies, the pupils of educational institutions of St. Petersburg, Samara, Kaliningrad, Vladimir, Izhevsk, Murmansk, Cheboksar, Veliky Novgorod, Belgorod, Yakutsk, Krasnodar, Stavropol, Salavat, Omsk, Novokuznetsk and Blagoveshchensk complained.

The interlocutors of RBC mentioned the Baltic Federal University in Kaliningrad, Izhevsk Industrial and Economic College, the Murmansk Arctic State University (Magician), the Cheboksary Electromechanical College, the Vladimir Pedagogical College, the Novgorod State University, the Amur State University in Blagoveshchensk, North Caucasus, North Caucasus, North Caucasus. Branch of the Belgorod State Technological University in the Stavropol Territory, Krasnodar Trade and Economic College, North-Western Medical University in St. Petersburg and the Yakut Agricultural Academy.

In some cities, members of the headquarters could not accurately name educational institutions where the leadership exerted pressure on students.

On June 12, in many cities of Russia, shares against corruption in the government “require answers” ​​are planned.