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• Associate professor of the Baltic International Academy Konstantins Matvejevs: non-citizens are expecting official apologies from the state

According to the associate professor of the Baltic International Academy Konstantins Matvejevs, non-citizens who are not planning to naturalise are expecting official apologies from the state (such as the Saeima’s resolution) for injustice of the decision that deprived them political rights. Mr. Matvejevs also states that a small group of non-citizens is planning to demand from the state a material compensation for damages incurred by persons who had to live as non-citizens

According to the associate professor of the Baltic International Academy Konstantins Matvejevs, non-citizens who are not planning to naturalise are expecting official apologies from the state (such as the Saeimas resolution) for injustice of the decision that deprived them political rights. Mr. Matvejevs also states that a small group of non-citizens is planning to demand from the state a material compensation for damages incurred by persons who had to live as non-citizens. Latvijas Avize