The Moscow Department of Labor sent letters to social security authorities and municipalities asking them to warn parents about the dangers of the work of the Friend Zone group. The letter is at the disposal of RBC; its authenticity was confirmed to the publication by a source in one of the municipalities.

Three trains with passengers were stuck on the Solntsevskaya line of the Moscow metro and had to be evacuated to auxiliary carriages. According to an Interfax source, three trains with passengers stopped in the tunnel between the Shelepikha and Khoroshevskaya stations at about 18:45. Evacuations did not begin until at least 8:10 p.m., the source said.

The Central District Court of Volgograd arrested for two months four Jehovah's Witnesses - 57-year-old Valery Rogozin, 48-year-old Sergei Melnik, 54-year-old Igor Egozaryan and 46-year-old Vyacheslav Osipov, according to the website of the religious association in Russia. The court made its decision on May 18. All those arrested are charged with participation in a religious association recognized by the court as extremist (Part 2 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code).

In the Chelyabinsk region, a protocol was drawn up against Miass resident Dmitry Lazarev for insulting the mayor Grigory Tonkikh (Article 5.61 of the Administrative Code), Lazarev himself told Ural. MBH Media". According to him, the reason was a post on VKontakte, where he spoke about problems with hot water. “In Miass, two microdistricts suffer from the fact that hot water runs there with the smell of rotten eggs.

The Memorial Human Rights Center recognized as political prisoners 24 Crimean Tatar activists who were arrested in the case of participation in the Islamic party Hizb ut-Tahrir, according to the organization’s website. “Memorial has repeatedly stated that it considers the declaration of Hizb ut-Tahrir a terrorist organization to be groundless. Russia is the only state in the world that has recognized it as such.

Secretary of the Security Council Nikolai Patrushev called for more active creation of sobering stations in Crimea, writes . Rossiyskaya Gazeta At a retreat in Yalta, Patrushev said that, according to statistics, the number of offenses committed while intoxicated has increased. According to the Secretary of the Security Council, this issue is especially relevant on the eve of the holiday season.

In St. Petersburg, the Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against Alexander Pugachev and Yuri Tkal, employees of the economic security and anti-corruption department of the Admiralty Regional Ministry of Internal Affairs, who unreasonably drew up a report on petty hooliganism for a businessman. this without indicating the source of information.

In Syktyvkar, a criminal case was opened against a local resident who was suspected of beating her husband to death, according to the website of the Investigative Committee for Komi. As clarifies , the suspect was 55-year-old journalist Marina Shcherbinina, who worked for the newspaper Respublika. Interfax According to investigators, on April 28, during a domestic dispute, the journalist punched her husband in the head several times.

Roskomnadzor will draw up an administrative protocol against the Siberian publication Taiga.info due to a hyperlink to a video in which obscene language can be heard. This was reported by RNS with reference to the press service of the department. “During the monitoring of the site, Roskomnadzor specialists identified three materials relating to the beating of a teenager.

The man who climbed the Eiffel Tower in Paris on May 20 turned out to be a Russian who sought asylum in France, sources report to BFMTV and Europe 1 . Sources do not name the Russian, but emphasize that he probably had suicidal tendencies. The incident occurred on the afternoon of May 20. The man climbed the tower and threatened to jump off it, reported radio station BFMTV . After negotiations with the rescuers who climbed the monument, the man agreed to go down.

The State Duma, in the third final reading, adopted a bill allowing people with HIV and other diseases to officially adopt children who already live with them, according to the website of the lower house of parliament. The law amends Article 127 of the Family Code, which prohibits people suffering from diseases from a certain list established by the government from adopting children. This list includes hepatitis C, cancer, tuberculosis and mental illness.

Searches were conducted in seven regions in connection with a fraudulent group whose members gave false diagnoses to older people and convinced them to pay for expensive treatment, according to the website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Chuvashia opened a case under Part 4 of Article 159 of the Criminal Code (fraud). More than 50 searches in offices and residential premises took place in Moscow, St.

The Sernursky District Court of Mari El satisfied the claim of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which demanded to recover 200 thousand rubles from police officer Marat Garayev. This amount was previously paid from the budget to a citizen of Kazan, who, after being beaten by Garayev, lost the opportunity to have children, lawyer Andrei Suchkov, who collaborates with the human rights organization “Zone of Law,” told Mediazona.

Deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Arkady Gostev said that the standard of living of police officers fell due to inflation and the lack of salary indexation from 2012 to 2017, RIA Novosti reports .

State Duma deputies approved in the third reading a bill that allows relatives to visit patients in intensive care, according to the website of the lower house of parliament. The document assumes that parents, as well as other family members and legal representatives will be able to visit their relatives in the intensive care unit and intensive care unit. As the deputies emphasize in the explanatory note, such a possibility is not currently enshrined in the law.