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The Legislative Assembly of the Rostov region adopted a law establishing payments for young families. According to the chairman of the legislative assembly, Alexander Ishchenko, this decision is directly related “to steps to increase the birth rate.” The speaker explained that the region was included in the federal project “Family”. Within its framework, parents under 35 years of age will be able to receive 300 thousand rubles for their third or subsequent child.

Bolivia has one of the highest rates of sexualized violence against women in Latin America. Knowing about this problem and the fact that women are regularly kidnapped and raped by taxi drivers, single mother Gabriela Strauss decided to open her own taxi service. “I didn’t want any family to go through this. And I had the idea to use my car and provide safe and reliable transportation for loved ones,” says Strauss. The woman worked at Uber for a couple of months to develop her own business plan.

Anna Possi owns Café Centrale overlooking Lake Maggiore in the small town of Nebbiuno in northern Italy. Every day from 7 am to 7 pm she serves delicious coffee to guests. On November 16, 2024, Possi turned 100 years old, making her Italy's oldest barista. “I always work - on Sundays, Easter and Christmas. I never take vacations,” she says. Possy has been a barista for over 65 years.

Women of all ages took to the streets of Grand Bassam for 16 days to speak out against femicide and violence in Cote d'Ivoire. Residents wore orange, sang songs and shouted slogans: “Tired of being killed, tired of being raped” and “Protect us alive, not dead.” Many of the demonstrators are students from the Girls' Training and Education Institute, who are protesting against gender-based violence for the first time.

The military appeal court in Vlasikha commuted the sentences of Evgenia Berkovich and Svetlana Petriychuk, accused of justifying terrorism, Mediazona reports . For Berkovich, the court reduced the term of imprisonment by five months - to five years and seven months, and for Petriychuk - by two months - to five years and ten months.