Ukraine: Forced Russified Education Under Occupation

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Russian textbooks delivered by the occupying authorities to a school in Borova, in Ukraine's Kharkivska region. Photo taken November 2022. © 2022 Human Rights Watch Russian authorities are imposing the Russian curriculum and Kremlin propaganda in Ukrainian schools in occupied areas, and have retaliated against school workers if they refuse to implement the imposed Russian curriculum.Russia should cease all measures to Russify Ukraine’s education system; Ukrainian authorities and foreign donors should work with civil society to keep children connected to learning under…

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