SUBSCRIPTION  
Print version *  
Online version *  
e-TBT version *  

News from Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania




NEWS

Education Minister wants to ban Russian language schools

Oct 15, 2008
By Matt Withers

Toni Lukas suggested banning the Russian language in schools.
TALLINN - Education Minister Tonis Lukas has suggested that Russian schools be phased out of existence, sparking fresh accusations of governmental discrimination towards Estonia’s Russian minority. The minister made the controversial statement on Friday Oct. 10, suggesting on an ETV news program that the Estonian education system should operate exclusively in the Estonian language. The minister, who is currently drafting an Estonia-China study exchange program in Beijing, expressed his desir ...


The article you requested can be accessed only by subscribing to the online version of The Baltic Times. If you are already subscribed to The Baltic Times, please log on using the form on the top of the page. If you don't have a membership yet - please subscribe.



 E-mail this article   Print this article  

 MORE NEWS

Eesti in brief
Ilves condemns MP wage freeze
Black Nights gears up for main event
Eesti in brief
The creation of an autonomous Russia within Estonia
Defense Ministry pressured as US investigates Simm
Baltics upset over EU-Russia Summit
Eesti in brief
Foreign Minister urges EU unity on Russia
Nation accused of human right violations



CityPaper - your travel guide

 CLASSIFIEDS
    Accommodation [2]
    Announcements [2]
    Business [0]
    Charity/Help [0]
    Courses [1]
    Education [0]
    For sale/Wanted [0]
    Legal notice [0]
    Personal [1]
    Pets [0]
    Services [1]
    Shopping [0]
 REAL ESTATE
    Apartments [2]
    Houses [0]
    Offices [0]
    Property [0]
 JOBS
    Recruitment agencies [0]
    Looking for job [1]
    Wanted [0]

     
     developed by Julius Nalivaiko