In Volgograd, to the starving large parents, a court faces a court for bringing themselves to suicide

In Volgograd, after almost two weeks of hunger strikes, large parents began to hospitalize its participants. Officials do not go to a dialogue with starving, while in the media declare that 80% of their requirements are fulfilled. The press service of the Governor of Bozhenov says that the starving court threatens under the article "Bringing to suicide."

29 large parents declared a hunger strike on February 4 in Volgograd, the local resource "Height 102" reports. According to the "rain" , hundreds of people participate in the region and in the action. The requirements of large parents put forward exclusively social ones: they require increasing benefits for large families, returning free travel in transport, as well as some other benefits. The starving emphasizes that most of the requirements are spelled out in the Decree of President Putin No. 431 "On measures to social support for large families."

Neither the head of the region, nor the head of the regional government, the meetings of which the participants in the action were waiting for the time to visit their parents. "Height 102" claims that in the Cloarid conversations, officials who visited the participants of the hunger strike admitted that some of the problems of large families could be solved for a long time without resorting to extreme measures.

According to the regional portal, the first member of the hunger strike was hospitalized the day before. The father of three children Valery Kvitkin felt bad, and the doctors found signs of intoxication in him, which could entail liver disease. However, he intends to starve in the hospital.

The reaction of officials to a hunger strike is told by the Russian Newspaper . According to the publication, the organizers of the hunger strike submitted applications to the police. Doctors who were not allowed to starve, wrote a statement to law enforcement agencies, “since there is a suspicion of the composition of the criminal offense: bringing to suicide,” the governor’s press secretary Ekaterina Herd told the publication.

Elena Samoshkina, whom the RG calls the leader of the starving, confirmed that the activists refused to let the doctors go: "They wanted to hospitalize us forced, and are even ready to barricade in the room where we are ... We need not medical care, but social."

RG, with reference to the regional government, reports that the requirements of the starving are fulfilled by 80%, and the rest is the competence of either federal and local levels, or simply impossible right now.