Russia’s Ministry of Education proposed introducing penalties for migrant parents whose children fail the Russian language test and are not enrolled in educational institutions. The draft law has been published on the government’s legal acts portal.
If a migrant child fails the test and does not attend additional language courses, child welfare authorities will be notified. After assessing living conditions, these authorities will inform the Ministry of Internal Affairs and juvenile affairs commissions, potentially leading to administrative measures against the parents.
Additionally, if a child who initially passes the test later demonstrates insufficient Russian proficiency for completing the curriculum...