In the Kremlin How to help the Yakemenko brothers? July 19, 2010 Alexander Podrabinek Moscow. July. The heat is extraordinary. Muscovites suffer from air pollution, exacerbations of pulmonary diseases and heat strokes. The latter amaze the most unstable. People begin to melt in people. This sometimes happens in unbearable heat even with smart ones. Therefore, it is not surprising that the brothers Yakemenko suffered.

As a matter of fact, after President Dmitry Medvedev, who for some reason was relied upon, admitted that the amendments to the law on the FSB, giving state security officers the right to issue warnings to citizens, happened on his initiative, there was no longer any hope that For some reason the amendments will not pass through the Federation Council. The Human Rights Movement sent an appeal to the upper chamber, but the senators, of course, did not listen to it.

In uniform Jedi rights July 19, 2010 Julia Latynina The State Duma hurriedly adopted in the third reading the new "Law on the FSB." The amendments made to it provide administrative liability for disobedience to the requirement or order of the FSB officer. As President Medvedev stated on the eve of the vote, these amendments were made "on his direct instructions." The law does not specify what the FSB officers can demand from an ordinary citizen. Therefore, I remind you some cases.

In the economy Russian state as a personal enrichment tool July 19, 2010 Mikhail Delyagin A long-standing empirical conclusion, according to which the main specifics of the Russian state is its corruption character, the focus of the key part of officials for personal enrichment, and not to achieve public interest, received confirmation from the side of not anyone, but directly representatives of United Russia.

Participants of the All-Russian Youth Innovation Forum, excuse the expression, “Seliger-2010”, implemented, excuse the expression, with the support of the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs (its head Vasily Yakemenko is a former leader of the Nashi movement) will be taught combat techniques that they can be safely used during street protests.