Disgruntled Russian schoolchildren voice concerns over alleged flawed exams with an anti-immigrant bias

In a heartfelt video appeal that surfaced online, a group of young students claim they were denied the opportunity to study due to insufficient Russian language skills. The video, published by the Telegram channel "Multinational", has sparked a discussion about the country's employment objectives and the role of language proficiency in school admissions.

One of the students featured in the video, named Miron, emphasizes that he only speaks Russian. Despite being classified as a migrant with insufficient language skills by a committee, Miron states that he comes from a historical homeland in Russia.

The testing forms part of a recently introduced screening process aimed at excluding migrant children with poor language skills from school admission. However, the name of the committee that assessed the Russian language skills of these children remains unknown from the search results.

In a related development, Volodin, the speaker of the State Duma, has expressed support for expanding migration control powers in Kuban. This statement, however, does not seem to directly relate to the issue at hand.

Miron's video appeal joins a growing number of voices raising concerns about the barriers faced by young migrants in the country's employment sector. The objective is to attract more young people to the country and provide them with equal opportunities for education and employment. It remains to be seen how the authorities will respond to these concerns and address the issues highlighted in the video.