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• On 11 September the Saeima will review a draft law on granting all permanent residents of Latvia voting rights in municipal election
• State Border Guard Service has detained members of a criminal grouping who organised illegal transportation of Chinese to Latvia

On 11 September, the Saeima will review a draft law elaborated by the faction For Human Rights in United Latvia (FRHUL) on granting all permanent residents of Latvia voting rights in municipal elections. The FRHUL will forward the results of the Saeima’s voting on the draft law to the EP’s Committee on Petitions which is planning to resume the review of situation concerning rights of Latvian non-citizens.

On 11 September, the Saeima will review a draft law elaborated by the faction For Human Rights in United Latvia (FRHUL) on granting all permanent residents of Latvia voting rights in municipal elections. The FRHUL will forward the results of the Saeimas voting on the draft law to the EPs Committee on Petitions which is planning to resume the review of situation concerning rights of Latvian non-citizens. Chas

The State Border Guard Service has detained members of a criminal grouping who organised illegal transportation of Chinese to Latvia. The Border Guard also has detained three citizens of China without any documents allowing their arrival and stay in Latvia.

The State Border Guard Service has detained members of a criminal grouping who organised illegal transportation of Chinese to Latvia. The Border Guard also has detained three citizens of China without any documents allowing their arrival and stay in Latvia. Telegraf, Chas