Tatarstan's power in the Russian Federation wants to send 14-year-old teenagers to defense factories-Roszmi

Local officials have stated that young people are "the most dynamic part of labor resources", so it is necessary to simplify the employment of minors. In the Russian Federation, the authorities of the Republic of Tatarstan intend to involve adolescents from 14 years in work, in particular at the enterprises of the defense complex. About it writes the Russian portal "Kommersant" with reference to the regional program of promoting youth employment.

The program states that young people are "the most dynamic part of labor resources. " In addition, the region's authorities speak of "relatively high, according to expert estimates, the level of involvement of young people aged 15 to 24 years in relations in the field of work without proper design.

" According to journalists, the said document is intended to simplify the employment of teenagers 14-18 years, as well as to promote the employment of children from families in "socially dangerous position". The publication also indicated that the document refers to "promoting employment of young people under 35 years in agriculture" and "at enterprises of the defense-industrial complex".

It is reported that the program developed by the Tatarstan Cabinet is now undergoing anti -corruption expertise. According to journalists, this is not the first time when Tatarstan is offered to involve minors in work. Thus, in 2023, the State Council of the Republic prepared a project of amendments to the Labor Code, which allows adolescents to work in harmful and dangerous industries from 16 years of age.

We will remind, on July 24 a joint investigation of the publication "Protocol" and YouTube channel "Rivot", which states that in the Russian College "Alabuga Polytechkh", located in the Republic of Tatarstan, minor students are involved in the assembly of unmanned aircraft. The parents of the students of the Alabuga Polytechkh College in an interview with August 10 said that teenagers who were involved in UAV in Tatarstan work for five days a week.