Integration monitor is a daily Latvian press digest on ethnic minority and society integration issues. The Monitor reviews the biggest Latvian dailies: Diena, Latvijas Avize, Neatkariga (in Latvian language), Vesti Segodnya (in Russian language). In specific cases other information sources are used. Latvian Centre for Human Rights is not responsible for information published by the media.

• We are Going Your Way is planning to hold an action Return our names with an aim to draw attention to the problem of Latvianisation of non-Latvian names
• Chas reports that Russian language classes in Aluksne are being closed due to the lack of number of pupils
• Telegraf reports on creation of a new internet project Evrokatalog.eu which aims to generalize information about all spheres of life of Russian speaking Europeans

An NGO “We are Going Your Way” is planning to hold an action “Return our names” with an aim to draw attention of society to the problem of Latvianisation of non-Latvian names in official documents issued in Latvia. Members of the NGO are planning to change their old passports for new ones, where English transcription of a name can be written in a separate page. Within the framework of the action, organisers will also  inform people about on how to restore correct spelling of a name.

An NGO We are Going Your Way is planning to hold an action Return our names with an aim to draw attention of society to the problem of Latvianisation of non-Latvian names in official documents issued in Latvia. Members of the NGO are planning to change their old passports for new ones, where English transcription of a name can be written in a separate page. Within the framework of the action, organisers will also inform people about on how to restore correct spelling of a name. Chas

Chas reports that Russian language classes in Aluksne (town in the Northern part of Latvia) are being closed due to the lack of sufficient number of pupils. In an interview with the newspaper, a woman - mother of two children complaints that because of this situation her children must study in classes with Latvian as the main language of instructions.

Telegraf reports on a new internet project Evrokatalog.eu which aims to generalize information about all spheres of life of Russian speaking Europeans. According to author of the project, Russian NGOs from Latvia are not keen to take part in the project because Russian speaking residents of Latvia already have access to information and services in Russian in the country.