Sometimes the UN comes up with decent rapports but often that's swept under the carpet right after.

UN Calls Out Estonia Over Anti-Russian Law

Estonia could be violating human rights by introducing legislation that effectively eliminates minority language education in the country, UN human rights experts warned in a report published on Thursday.

The new measures mainly affect Estonia’s Russian-speaking community, with ethnic Russians officially making up nearly a quarter of the population.

“Recent legislative amendments appear to severely restrict education in Estonia’s minority languages by making the transition to Estonian-language education compulsory for all pre-school and school institutions, including those operating in a minority language or bilingual institutions,” UN experts said in a report shared on the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) website.