Xenophobia in Russian schools is intensifying: migrants and national minorities under pressure

A new wave of discrimination against migrant children is observed in Russian schools.

The Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation publishes recommendations on "identifying unreliable students," while initiatives on quotas for foreign students and restrictions on studying native languages are being discussed simultaneously.

Experts warn: the policy of turning migrants and representatives of national minorities into "enemies within the country" leads to increased social tension, isolation, and destruction of society from within.

In the educational sphere, this manifests through surveillance of the "political reliability" of minors, restricting access to knowledge in their native language, and creating artificial barriers for migrant children.

More about these alarming trends and their possible consequences in the BakuTV video report.