Three Romanian Organisations in Ukraine Call for Bucharest's Intervention to Protect Schools with Teaching in Romanian
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Three Romanian organisations in Ukraine have asked the authorities of Bucharest to intervene urgently in addition to the Kiev leadership to amend a draft law that, warns them, could endanger schools with teaching in...
The Secretary of State Ana Tinca asked, in consultations with Ukrainian officials, to maintain schools with teaching in Romanian and to ensure access to education in mother tongue, at all levels, in the context of the reform of education in Ukraine.
We publish the Association's position on the draft law No. 16119/01.10.2026 and the protection of the educational rights of the Romanian minority in Ukraine: To: CENTRAL AUTHORITIES OF Ukraine AND ROMANIA To: The President of Ukraine, Volodîmîr Zelenskii the President of Romania, Nicușor Dan the President of the Supreme Council of Ukraine, Ruslan Stefanciuk the President of the Romanian Senate, Mircea Abrudean, the President of the Chamber of De…
The association warns that the disappearance of the high school cycle can also break over the gymnastics and primary school. Without the possibility of continuing the high school in the mother tongue, parents could still choose from the small classes with teaching in Ukraine, and the Romanian educational network would be restricted. The association says that the move starts from respect for the independence and sovereignty of Ukraine and from so…
Representatives of the Romanian minority in the Cernăuti, Transcarpathia and Odesa regions make a pressing appeal to the Romanian authorities, requesting immediate intervention from the Ukrainian state for the revision of the draft law No. 16119, which regulates the educational rights of national minorities. Through an official memo recently addressed to the President of Romania, Nicușor Dan, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Oana-Silvia Ţoiu, an…
A draft law on the education of national minorities, awaiting debate in the Ukrainian Parliament, raises concern in the Romanian community. Romanian representatives from three regions ask Bucharest to intervene before the vote.
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