The document, in particular, contains a number of recommendations for Ukraine, but notes that the rights of Hungarians, as well as other minorities can be observed without changing the seventh article of the law, which establishes the language of instruction.

In addition, Ukraine should continue to provide a sufficient share of education in minority languages ??in primary and secondary schools, in addition to the study of the state language, the commission stressed..

They also noted that they recommend improving the quality of teaching the state language and proposing to amend the transitional provisions of the Law "On Education", ensuring a longer transition period for the gradual implementation of the reform.

In addition, Ukraine should free private schools from new language requirements under Article 13 of the Framework Convention.

The Commission also recommends that Ukraine begin a new dialogue with representatives of national minorities and all interested parties on the language issue in education.

The document also says that the Ukrainian authorities must ensure the preservation of the cultural heritage of minorities and the continuity of the study of minority languages ??in traditional schools.

At the same time, the Venice Commission stressed that Ukraine should change the "language article" in terms of training in Russian.

According to the commission, the new law does not provide any solutions for languages ??that are not official languages ??of the European Union, in particular for the Russian, the most used non-state language.

Recall, according to URA-Inform, according to the new law on education, persons belonging to national minorities are guaranteed the right to study in public schools for obtaining preschool and primary education, along with the state language, the language of the corresponding national minority.