Students from Dagestan, expelled for wearing the hijab, returned to Novocherkassk College.

Three of the five students returned to Novocherkassk Medical College. In January, they were expelled for wearing a hijab.
Girls from Dagestan have recovered. At the same time, two students, native of Chechnya, have decided not to resume their studies in this educational institution.
In January, five female students were expelled from the college, including from Chechnya and Dagestan. The basis - wearing a hijab. Management then stated that if the girls gave up their uniforms, they would be reinstated. The news caused indignation of many human rights defenders. After that, the Ministry of Education of the Rostov region issued a permit for the restoration.

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