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.

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• Nine years old boy from Riga received a reply from the President of Russia
• Chas continues discussion about the education reform
• Comments on the conference held in Moscow about the role of Russian language
• Article about Tatjana Favorska, the activist of the organisation for the protection of Russian schools

Nine years old boy from Riga received a reply from the President of Russia Vladimir Putin to his letter asking for help to receive the education in Russian. The Russian Ambassador informed that Vladimir Putin is concerned about the problems of Russian speakers regarding the education reform.

Nine years old boy from Riga received a reply from the President of Russia Vladimir Putin to his letter asking for help to receive the education in Russian. The Russian Ambassador informed that Vladimir Putin is concerned about the problems of Russian speakers regarding the education reform. Vechernaja Riga, Chas, Vesti Sevodnya, Telegraf

Chas features an article about the education reform by Yuri Petropavlovski, the member of the organisation for the protection of Russian schools. The author fears the possibility of interethnic conflict in Latvia.

Chas features an article about the education reform by Yuri Petropavlovski, the member of the organisation for the protection of Russian schools. The author fears the possibility of interethnic conflict in Latvia.

Lauku Avize

comments that during the conference on the role of Russian language held in Moscow untruthful information was presented on the education reform in Latvia. comments that during the conference on the role of Russian language held in Moscow untruthful information was presented on the education reform in Latvia.

Lauku Avize

features an article about Tatjana Favorska, the activist of the organisation for the protection of Russian schools. She fears that education reform in Latvia will encourage the assimilation of Russian speakers. features an article about Tatjana Favorska, the activist of the organisation for the protection of Russian schools. She fears that education reform in Latvia will encourage the assimilation of Russian speakers.