The Shaykhantakhur District Court of Tashkent fined the owner of the cafe and an employee of the establishment under the article on promoting gender discrimination (Part 2 of Article 189 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of Uzbekistan). This was reported by Gazeta.uz with reference to the court decision. The men were fined 6.6 million soums each (almost 50 thousand rubles).

Vladimir Putin signed a decree changing the composition of the Presidential Council for Human Rights (HRC). The document was published on the Kremlin website. Lawyers Henry Reznik and Shota Gorgadze, Novaya Gazeta columnist Leonid Nikitinsky, head of the public organization “Peacekeeping Mission named after General Lebed” Alexander Mukomolov and chairman of the “Independent Expert Legal Council” Mara Polyakova were expelled from the Council.

Conductor Valery Gergiev became general director of the Bolshoi Theater. The order on his appointment for five years was signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. Gergiev is a conductor, artistic director and general director of the Mariinsky Theater, he has worked there since 1988. The institution reported that despite the new appointment, Gergiev will remain artistic director and director of the Mariinsky Theater.

A new criminal case has been opened against Alexei Navalny. This time - under the article on vandalism (Part 2 of Article 214 of the Criminal Code). This was reported on the politician’s social networks. Navalny learned about the new criminal case against himself from a letter. It is known that he is charged with two counts. What exactly is being discussed is not specified there. Navalny notes that he only knows the article number, but he does not know what it means.

In the Lipetsk region, abortions in private clinics have been banned. This was reported by the Deputy Governor of the region Olga Beloglazova. “Today, the regional health department signed an important agreement on the refusal of private clinics in the Lipetsk region to provide abortions. Now they will be carried out only in government hospitals. They, with the assistance of social policy institutions in the region, advise and support women facing difficult choices.

Residents of the North Caucasus are getting divorced en masse in order to receive child benefits. about this . writes The Kommersant newspaper According to current legislation, benefits for children aged from three to 17 years are assigned if the family income per one member does not exceed the subsistence level in the region. In the North Caucasus, such benefits range from five and a half to 14 thousand rubles.

McDonald's has revised the process of making its famous Big Mac in the United States, reports The Wall Street Journal . Fewer cutlets will now be cooked at a time so that they cook more evenly, and there will be more sauce. The salad and pickles will be fresher, and the cheese will be more melty. The buns will be served with randomly scattered sesame seeds for a homemade feel.

A suspect has been detained for committing a terrorist attack on a railway in the Ryazan region. this The Investigative Committee reports . “A man has been detained who planted improvised explosive devices on the railway, as a result of which the carriages of a freight train derailed. He turned out to be a resident of the Ryazan region, born in 1988, with citizenship of Russia and Italy,” the department said in a statement.

The Eastern Interregional Transport Investigation Department qualified the explosion and fire of a train in the Severomuysky tunnel on the Baikal-Amur Mainline (BAM) on November 29 as a terrorist attack and opened a criminal case under the relevant article (Part 1 of Article 205 of the Criminal Code). about this , citing its source. writes The Kommersant newspaper Earlier, Ukrainian media reported that the SBU was behind the explosion in the tunnel on the BAM.

Georgy Povilaiko, who had previously been sentenced to 24 years for the rape and murder of a woman, was released from a maximum security colony in Vladivostok to the war in Ukraine. The murdered woman’s husband appealed to the Prosecutor General’s Office, the Ministry of Defense and local deputies, demanding that the killer be returned to the colony, reports . Novaya Gazeta 29-year-old unemployed Povilaiko killed the mother of two children Anna Koshulko in August 2021.

In the Gaza Strip, active hostilities conducted by the Israeli military began again. According to the Galei IDF radio station, citing an unnamed Israeli politician, full-scale military operations are now underway, and negotiations for the release of the hostages are not taking place. The Gaza Ministry of Health says that 14 Palestinians have already been killed by Israeli rocket attacks, The Guardian reports .

All factions of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine opposed holding elections during the war. This was reported by the Ukrainian publication Strana.ua with reference to the text of the statement. It was signed within the framework of a meeting in the format of the “Jean Monnet Dialogues” for peace and democracy, which took place from November 10 to 12 in Transcarpathia.

Mariupol residents who lost their homes as a result of Russian shelling have been seeking for months the right to receive new property from the Russian authorities. However, as Kholod writes , many new apartments have already been sold to the military and other Russians, while Mariupol residents are forced to live in dilapidated buildings and stand in queues for months.

The authorities of annexed Crimea reported on the consequences of a severe storm that hit the peninsula at the end of last week. about this in his Telegram channel The head of the annexed Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, wrote . According to him, the storm affected 320 settlements in 18 municipalities. At the same time, power supply was disrupted in 273 settlements, where more than 500 thousand people live. “As a result of the disaster, 12 people were injured.

Russia promised to residents of Mariupol free housing to replace the destroyed. Thousands of citizens cannot get it After the outbreak of war in Ukraine, the Russian authorities repeatedly proclaimed one of their priorities a speedy restoration of infrastructure and housing, destroyed as a result of military operations in the annexed territories. From large cities, Mariupol suffered more serious than others - tens of thousands of people remained without apartments and houses.