Schoolchildren in Belgorod were invited to work part-time at the military registration and enlistment office.

Human rights activists from "Go to the Forest" published announcement from Belgorod. Local schoolchildren aged 15-17 have been offered summer jobs at the military registration and enlistment office. Positions available include junior military registration and enlistment office staff and military registration specialists. 

"Do you love sports? Looking for a summer job? Movement, intelligence, results. Ready to work? Call me!" — the announcement beckons.

According to the Labor Code, minors may work with the consent of their parents and guardians only in light work that does not harm their health or education. 

“Furthermore, they cannot be employed in jobs that may cause harm to their health or moral development,” complements Labor and Employment Service.  

At the same time, human rights activists note that there are no formal restrictions on minors working in the military registration and enlistment office. 

— There are no formal restrictions or state secrets there, this is not a special service or work with some kind of secret weapons, — noted in a conversation with “NotMoscow"Lawyer of the Civil Alliance of Russia" Oleg Filatchev. 

Photo: Go to the Forest