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The newspaper Azerbaijan writes about the situation in the country during the post-pandemic period. The author of the material calls the coronavirus a global project developed with specific goals.
Humanity will no longer be able to return to the previous situation, as it will have to live by new rules and think differently. If this is not done, the situation will worsen even more.
We must come to terms with the transformation of hotels into hospitals, the creation of new laboratories, and support for business from the state.
At the same time, the responsibility of government officials and the need for personnel reforms are growing, which is becoming crucial.
The importance of civilian control and the punishment of high-ranking officials for abuse is increasing.
The website Yenisabah.az writes that the deputy Vugar Bayramov sharply criticized the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection. The deputy argues that it is impossible to receive a response to requests for the establishment of disability, although this process is most often carried out in electronic form.
According to him, for 8 months of this year in Fizuli region, out of 139 requests for child disability, 99 were refused at the first stage. Of the 166 citizens who wanted to get a disability, 152 were refused.
The deputy appealed to the Cabinet of Ministers in connection with the creation of a transparent and fair mechanism that will provide these opportunities to citizens with disabilities
The website Sfera.az puts on the agenda the issue of closing Russian-language schools in the country. MPs are raising the issue of the priority of the Azerbaijani language as the state language.
The deputies also believe that the state should not fund education in a foreign language. In addition, the geography and history of Azerbaijan, as well as Azerbaijani literature and language, should be studied in Russian-language schools.
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