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• FHRUL repealed its draft amendments stipulating lowering of required state language proficiency level at work for firemen, boarder guards, policemen and prison guards.

The Saeima’s faction For Human Rights in United Latvia (FHRUL) has repealed its draft amendments stipulating lowering of required state language proficiency level at work for firemen, boarder guards, policemen and prison guards. According to the faction’s representative, the draft amendments were repealed because the Cabinet of Ministers has lowered required state language proficiency level for mentioned posts.

The Saeimas faction For Human Rights in United Latvia (FHRUL) has repealed its draft amendments stipulating lowering of required state language proficiency level at work for firemen, boarder guards, policemen and prison guards. According to the factions representative, the draft amendments were repealed because the Cabinet of Ministers has lowered required state language proficiency level for mentioned posts. Chas