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• New Latvian Ambassador to the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Nils Jansons: situation with ethnic minorities in Latvia will remain on OSCEs agenda
• State Boarder Guard has refused a request from an enterprise to allow the entry of about 1,000 Chinese workers without documents into Latvia

In an interview with

In an interview with Latvijas Avize, the new Latvian Ambassador to the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Nils Jansons has stated that, although Latvian legal acts and situation mostly comply with the international norms, the situation with ethnic minorities in Latvia as well as in other European countries will remain on OSCEs agenda.

The Head of the State Boarder Guard (SBG) Gunars Dabolins has stated that last year, the SBG has refused a request from an enterprise to allow the entry of about 1,000 Chinese workers without documents who would be employed in a factory in Latvia. In total, according to SBG, 2,663 foreigners were forbidden to enter Latvia in 2007.

The Head of the State Boarder Guard (SBG) Gunars Dabolins has stated that last year, the SBG has refused a request from an enterprise to allow the entry of about 1,000 Chinese workers without documents who would be employed in a factory in Latvia. In total, according to SBG, 2,663 foreigners were forbidden to enter Latvia in 2007. Latvijas Avize, NRA