In Karachay-Cherkessia, more than 1.5 thousand migrant workers passed the course of adaptation

More than 1.5 thousand labor migrants from Central Asian countries underwent a course of social, cultural and legal adaptation in Karachay-Cherkessia. Training for eight months completed 1,557 people. The program was implemented by the North Caucasus State Academy together with the Ministry of Nationalities, Mass Communications and Press of the KCR with the support of the FADN of Russia.

The participants studied the basics of migration and labor legislation of the Russian Federation, the rules of official employment, their rights and obligations, and also got acquainted with the culture and traditions of the peoples of the republic. Issues of interethnic and interfaith mutual respect were also discussed separately.

The program is aimed at improving the legal literacy of foreign citizens and their successful adaptation to life and work in the region. Such courses reduce the risks of violations of migration legislation and contribute to the formation of respect for local traditions among visitors. The combination of legal education with cultural familiarity makes it easier to integrate foreign citizens into the local community.

Earlier it was reported that in Pyatigorsk, the police revealed a scheme of illegal migration: seven criminal cases were initiated.