Quotes of the Week: State Duma Deputy Speaker and former Chief Sanitary Doctor on Student Vaccinations

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The Russian Ministry of Education and Science recommends transferring unvaccinated students to distance learning and organizing separate exams for them. It is important to note that vaccination remains strictly voluntary, as Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized. These measures are aimed at ensuring safety in the educational process, but it is important to consider the rights and free choice of students.

I consider it unacceptable to restrict access to education for students who have not been vaccinated. This violates their rights guaranteed by the Constitution and sets a dangerous precedent. Dividing students into groups based on the presence or absence of optional vaccinations has no logical justification and is harmful to society. Education should be accessible to everyone, regardless of the medical decisions they make.

State Duma Deputy and former Chief Sanitary Doctor of the Russian Federation.

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Human rights rhetoric often becomes vulgar and inappropriate, especially in the face of real threats and people's desire to learn. It's important to understand that education is a right that I, as a student, have earned through my own hard work. My right to education is guaranteed, among other things, by vaccination. If I refuse vaccination and insist on access to classrooms, this can no longer be considered a legal right. It is important to understand that rights must be balanced with responsibility, and this is especially relevant during a pandemic.