“Got a mess!”: the Human Rights Commissioner demanded an investigation into the beating of a native of Tajikistan in a Russian school

The administration of the educational institution considers this to be a domestic conflict between teenagers.

Incident from the Primorsky district of St. Petersburg. In the video, boys beat a girl, another one films and comments on it. The fight happened in front of the teacher.

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We will leave the level of intellectual development of the operator without comment. And the video went viral, and regional ombudsman Jamal Aliyev drew attention to it. And he turned to the prosecutor's office:

With a request to give a legal assessment of this situation and take prosecutorial response measures in order to punish the perpetrators and prevent similar cases from happening in the future. I would like to believe that this is a special case, and not a newly emerging trend of tension in interethnic relations.

The Ombudsman first said that this girl was from Dagestan. Later he corrected himself and stated that she was a native of Tajikistan.

Then details emerged: the video was filmed back in February. Why it appeared online only now is unknown. The administration of the Primorsky district reported that the conflict was an ordinary quarrel between children and there was no sign of any “tension in interethnic relations” there.

The boys threw pieces of paper at the girls, they got into an altercation - and so began what began. Then, without delay, the class teacher called the parents, an apology was made, and it was accepted by the girl’s parents. No one went to the doctor. The incident did not even reach the level of the school administration.

But they confirmed that they were checking all the circumstances of the brawl:

The investigation inside the school and far beyond its borders, right up to the Investigative Committee, is ongoing right now.

Officials added that the conflict was resolved at the school itself back in February. The teenagers have no complaints against each other and continue to study in the same class.