Director of the Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN) Gennady Kornienko was dismissed, sources told Interfax , Moskovsky Komsomolets and Fontanka . RBC claims that Kornienko has not yet been relieved of his post, but the corresponding order of the President of the Russian Federation has already been prepared. According to Fontanka, Kornienko himself submitted his resignation letter a month and a half ago.

A Dallas jury found former police officer Amber Geiger guilty of killing Botham's neighbor Jean. It is reported by CNN. Geiger has not yet been sentenced. She faces a life sentence. Amber Guyger killed 26-year-old African American Botham Jean in August 2018. Arriving home after a 15-hour shift, she saw a man in the apartment, mistook him for a robber and shot him. It turned out that Geiger mixed up the floors and accidentally entered Jean's apartment instead of her apartment.

Roskomnadzor has blocked access to the Fergana agency website. The publication has been added to the unified register of prohibited information. The information about the blocking was confirmed to Meduza by Fergana founder and CEO Daniil Kislov. The agency reported that access to the site was restricted on the evening of October 1. The editorial staff of Fergana claims that it did not receive a warning from Roskomnadzor and does not know the reasons for the blocking.

Russian state journalist submits legal complaint following mandatory training camp for war correspondents RIA Novosti journalist Svyatoslav Pavlov has asked Russia’s Investigative Committee to open a criminal case after he was beaten during a training camp for war correspondents. Pavlov gave interviews to the independent outlets Mediazona and Open Media after submitting his complaint.

Read Russian journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva's full statement on the case accusing her of ‘justifying terrorism’ Pskovskaya Lenta Novostei On October 1, several Russian-language news sources organized to express solidarity with Svetlana Prokopyeva, a journalist who is facing charges of “justifying terrorism.” She may be sentenced to as many as seven years in prison for a column she wrote about an October 2018 suicide bombing at the local Federal Security Service (FSB) headquarters in Arkhangelsk,

In Moscow, the Commission on Juvenile Affairs fined 17-year-old Olga Misik 10,000 rubles for an action in support of Meduza journalist Ivan Golunov on June 12. As the activist’s lawyer, Tatyana Solomina, told Mediazona, Misik was charged with participating in an action that resulted in obstructing traffic . Earlier, the Commission on Juvenile Affairs closed two administrative cases due to Misik’s participation in protests for free elections to the Moscow City Duma on July 27 and August 3.

In Buryatia, Viktor Khorzhirov, an employee of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise "Okhrana" of the Russian Guard, resigned after recording a video message to his colleagues calling on them not to exceed their authority. Khorzhirov reported his resignation in a Dozhd story. "I left voluntarily. I wrote a letter of resignation. The management met me halfway.

Deputy General Director of Aeroflot Vladimir Alexandrov was taken for questioning to the Investigative Committee. This was reported by the source of Interfax. According to him, Aleksandrov is being interrogated as part of a fraud case. The procedural status of the Aeroflot top manager will be determined after the end of the interrogation. A search and seizure of documents began in Aleksandrov's office, said .

An employee of RIA Novosti complained to the UK about the training for war correspondents RIA Novosti employee Svyatoslav Pavlov demanded to open a criminal case after he was beaten at a training for war correspondents. Pavlov reported this to Mediazone and Open Media . We are talking about the training and practical courses "Bastion", organized by the Union of Journalists of Moscow with the participation of the Ministry of Defense and other law enforcement agencies.

New York authorities have approved new rules to combat discrimination based on immigration status and national origin. It is reported by CNN. In particular, now the prohibition of hotel employees to speak their native language, the threats of apartment owners to complain to the migration service about residents in case of conflicts, or the demands made in any situation to “speak English or get out of your country” will be considered discrimination.

The Koptevsky District Court of Moscow partially satisfied the claim of the budgetary institution “Automobile Roads” filed against nine opposition members. The defendants were ordered to pay 3.4 million rubles. The first hearing on the lawsuit was held on September 11, but then the hearing was postponed for three weeks to allow new materials to be submitted.

Studio Warner Bros. Pictures published a debut trailer for the superhero action movie “Bird Birds: The Stunning History of Harley Quinn”, which is part of the DC film outstanding. After the events of the “Suicide Squad” Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) broke up with the Joker and healed her life. Batman also disappeared, leaving Gotham defenseless. As a result, the city swept crime, criminal bosses like a black mask (Yuen McGregor) came to power.

They were associated with the murder of the most famous journalist Malta Reinhold Tscherwitschke / Alamy / Vida Press The United States is concerned about the role of Russia in financing operations related to fuel smuggling in Malta, Malta Today reported on September 30. The American authorities suggest that Russia could use the Maltese Satabank to make “secret payments”. Payments are associated with oil smugglers on the territory of Libya, Italy and Malta - Darren and Gordon Debono.

Vladimir Ilyukhin, the governor of the Kamchatka peninsula, has offered prominent opposition politician Alexey Navalny the opportunity to become the mayor of one of the peninsula’s remote villages. Leading a northern rural community in the peninsula, which is accessible only by air or sea transportation to its southern cities, would allow Navalny to “radically improve his knowledge of Kamchatka” and “receive invaluable leadership experience,” Ilyukhin said.

Medusa and Modeus are sorted out Since 2019, Russian universities have partially introduced IT - individual educational trajectories that allow students to independently choose courses and areas of training. Such a system has been working in the West for a long time, but in Russia it has not yet taken root. As it is adopted, Medusa and Custis company say. She is engaged in the development of the Modeus system, which is used to implement a new model of education.