In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . On the evening of March 7, a mass protest took place near the Georgian parliament building in Tbilisi against the law on "foreign agents", which the deputies unscheduledly considered and adopted in the first reading. According to some estimates, from five to 10 thousand people participated in the action.

In Georgia, the first suspect was detained in a criminal case of assaulting a policeman during a rally against the adoption of the law on “foreign agents”, which took place on March 7. This was reported in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the country. They specified that the detainee was born in 2001, but his name and surname were not disclosed. The Ministry of Internal Affairs added that for attacking a policeman he faces from four to seven years in prison.

In Tbilisi, on Rustaveli Avenue, not far from the Georgian parliament, protesters against the adoption of the law on "foreign agents" began to build barricades of benches, scooters and bicycles, Kholod correspondents report. The clashes between protesters and security forces continue for the second day.

The term of study in the Russian magistracy will be reduced to one year. This, according to TASS, was stated by the head of the Ministry of Education and Science Valery Falkov. According to him, one year is enough to obtain in-depth professional knowledge. “In the new coordinate system, it will be possible, in accordance with the demand of the labor market, to prepare or receive in-depth professional knowledge in a master's program in a year,” the minister said.

The draft law on "foreign agents" adopted the day before in the first reading by the Georgian parliament is incompatible with the values ​​of the EU and contradicts the country's goal of joining the European Union. Josep Borrell, head of the EU foreign policy service, stated this. “On Tuesday, the Georgian Parliament adopted in the first reading a new law on the transparency of external influence. This is a very bad development for Georgia and its people.

Tula schoolgirl Maria Moskaleva, who drew an anti-war drawing, is not released from a rehabilitation center for minors, and is also not allowed to communicate with relatives or receive visitors. Her father’s lawyer, Vladimir Bilienko, told OVD-Info about this. According to him, the center staff does not give the sixth-grader a phone so she can call her father. In addition, local independent deputy Olga Podolskaya was also not allowed to see her.

The Iranian authorities secretly supplied Russia with millions of rounds of ammunition and hundreds of thousands of artillery shells for the war in Ukraine. About this, referring to its own anonymous source, according to Sky News. According to the channel, in January, two cargo ships Musa Jalil and Begey sailed from the Iranian port to Russia across the Caspian Sea under the Russian flag.

Linor Goralik-about his new novel about the elephant in Russia-2022 and the anti-war exhibition "Everything is clear" Last year, writer Linor Goralik is engaged in the study and spread of anti -war art. She publishes the Roar magazine, a messenger of the Russian -speaking opposition culture, in early March she opened the virtual exhibition “Everything is clear”, the anti -war novel Goralik about the elephant that travels around Russia in the spring of 2022 is being prepared for printing.

In Karelia, the FSB detained 19-year-old member of the public movement "Civil Alliance of Russia" Nikita Klyunya. This was announced by the chairman of the organization and lawyer Oleg Filatchev. According to him, at two in the morning he received a call from a man who introduced himself as an FSB officer.

In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . Partner violence is violence on the part of a partner or spouse (including former ones). That is, a narrower concept than domestic violence (which children or elderly relatives may be exposed to). It can be physical, sexualized, emotional and economic, and has negative consequences for both those involved in the conflict and their children.