Children Living in the Occupied Gali District Without the Right to a National Language

Abstract

The region separated from Georgia Abkhazia occupied by the Russian Federation has been trying to establish its place on the map of independent states on the world map for almost 30 years.However, when it comes to protecting international law, human rights and other signs of statehood. Official Sokhumi shows its political immaturity and this, among other issues, is reflected in the discriminatory attitude towards ethnic Georgians.One of the last measures taken against Georgians living in occupied Abkhazia was a ban on secondary education in their mother tongue in schools in the Gali district.At the same time, the occupied Abkhazia has repeatedly expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that in schools where Georgian textbooks are taught, Abkhazia is referred to as a Russian-occupied territory.