Teacher Fined for Using Russian Language in Kyiv Lyceum
A teacher at a lyceum in Kyiv was fined 3,400 UAH for violating language laws by showing first-graders a segment of a cartoon dubbed in Russian. The complaint was filed by the father of a student, a war veteran, who highlighted the infringement of children's language rights. The teacher acknowledged the violation.
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Teacher fined in Kyiv for violating language legislation
The teacher was fined 3400 UAH for showing a Russian-language cartoon in class, with new data including 2026 fines related to this case.
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Teacher in Kyiv fined for violating language law
A teacher in one of the capital's lyceums was fined 3,400 UAH for using the Russian language during a lesson, bringing the total number of fines to 21.
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