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.

• Committee of the Cabinet of Ministers refused to grant extra funding for the Naturalisation Board
• Russias TV channel will air a documentary Baltic Nazism on 16 March
• FHRUL presents a compilation of educational programmes on the Russian culture
• Chas prints an article about the Centre for the Moldavian culture in Latvia

Yesterday, the Committee of the Cabinet of Ministers refused to grant extra funding for the Naturalisation Board. As reported, the Ministry of Justice asked the government to increase state funding for the Naturalisation Board to improve working environment, for instance, equip examination premises with video surveillance and establish an anti-corruption department within the Naturalisation Board.

Yesterday, the Committee of the Cabinet of Ministers refused to grant extra funding for the Naturalisation Board. As reported, the Ministry of Justice asked the government to increase state funding for the Naturalisation Board to improve working environment, for instance, equip examination premises with video surveillance and establish an anti-corruption department within the Naturalisation Board. Vesti Segodnya, Telegraf, Latvijas Avize

The Russia’s TV channel “TV Centr” is planning to air a documentary “Baltic Nazism” on 16 March. The Minister of Foreign Affairs Artis Pabriks stated that the decision is provocation and it may cause a conflict between Russians and Latvians. As reported, the documentary “Baltic Nazism” produced by the Russia’s TV company is allegedly accused in incitement of ethnic hatred and distortion of historical facts.

The Russias TV channel TV Centr is planning to air a documentary Baltic Nazism on 16 March. The Minister of Foreign Affairs Artis Pabriks stated that the decision is provocation and it may cause a conflict between Russians and Latvians. As reported, the documentary Baltic Nazism produced by the Russias TV company is allegedly accused in incitement of ethnic hatred and distortion of historical facts. Chas, Vesti Segodnya, Telegraf, NRA, Latvijas Vestnesis

The Saeima’s faction For Human Rights in United Latvia (FHRUL) presented a compilation of educational programmes on the Russian culture for Russian-language schools. FHRUL argues that the compilation will help to promote and to preserve the Russian culture in Latvia.

The Saeimas faction For Human Rights in United Latvia (FHRUL) presented a compilation of educational programmes on the Russian culture for Russian-language schools. FHRUL argues that the compilation will help to promote and to preserve the Russian culture in Latvia. Chas

Chas prints an article about the Centre for the Moldavian culture in Latvia Dachia, established in 1987 with an aim to preserve and to maintain the Moldavian culture and traditions in Latvia.