Migrant children will not be accepted into school without Russian tests
Children will have to prepare at the expense of their parents and take fingerprints from the age of six In Russia, on April 1, a ban on accepting migrant children without knowledge of Russian into schools came into force. The law does not provide for free training and requires foreign children to take speaking and listening tests in first grade, and reading and writing in second grade. “Layout” tells how this will work and why human rights activists are against such a measure.
