The mothers of the Chechen oppositionists Zarem Musaeva were refused parole. Her health is getting worse Zarem Musaev in the courtroom. Photo: team against torture / telegram The Shalinsky City Court in Chechnya refused the parole (parole of Musaeva, the mother of the founders of the Chechen opposition community 1adat Ibrahim and Baisangur Yangulbaev, as well as human rights activist Abubakar Yangulbaev. The petition for the release of Musaeva was submitted by her lawyer Alexander Savin.

The main events of December 12 Photo: Federal Tax Service Cyber ​​divisions of the GUR of Ukraine hacked the server of the Federal Tax Service of Russia. The tax service denies this. Hackers attacked the servers of the largest Ukrainian telecom operator Kyivstar. After that, the air warning system stopped working in some regions. The State Duma adopted several new laws. Now the Russian Guard can create volunteer formations.

Fast court and an unexpected denouement: publicist Boris Kagarlitsky was sentenced to a fine and released in the courtroom Boris Karelitsky in court, photo: 7x7 You rarely hear such a mild solution recently on political processes. The state prosecution required a real term for the sociologist Boris Kagarlitsky.

How Bulling in the Bryansk school led to the execution of students. Reporting "Novo-Europe" Police at the place of shooting at gymnasium No. 5 in Bryansk, December 7, 2023. Photo: Alexander Chernov / Kommersant / Sipa USA / Vida Press The students of the Bryansk gymnasium, where on December 7, the eighth-grader fired, told the Novaya Gazeta-European that bullying is flourished at the school, and the teachers themselves are mocking children.

Residents of Berdsk found in Yandex.Taxi the profile of Stanislav Belousov, who in 2020 was sentenced to 18 years in the colony in the case of the murder of the mother of two children Irina Sinelnikova. Messages about this began to appear in urban publics, also one of the local residents told about this “Siberia. Realities”.

Murders, fights, and now also a place to hold deserters. What became famous for the 102nd Russian military base in Armenia Russian soldiers near the 102nd military base, Gyumri, December 2, 2013. Photo: Sasha Mordovian / Getty Images On December 7, the Russian military police detained the Russian citizen Dmitry Setrakov, who refused to fight in Ukraine in Armenia.

Russia’s Investigative Committee has decided not to press charges against a policeman who allegedly assaulted a Moscow man in October, leaving him with a broken jaw, Russian NGO Crew Against Torture (CAT) reported Tuesday. Photo: Tamerlan Marzoyev / Mediazona “The investigator didn’t provide a reason for refusing to launch criminal proceedings, although she was supposed to do so on 1 December,” CAT wrote.

Ukraine has secured several significant victories since Russia’s full-scale invasion last year The Ukrainian national flag flies over Kyiv next to the Motherland Monument. Photo: EPA-EFE / OLEG PETRASYUK Nearly two years after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the war’s end seems nowhere in sight. Nonetheless, Ukraine has already won numerous important battles, many of which we began fighting long before Russia’s latest assault on our country.

The main questions about the war according to the results of 2023 The second year of the Russian war with Ukraine ends. If in 2022 Ukraine was able to return the tangible part of the captured territories, then in the 2023rd counterattack, on which the country's military leadership relied did not bring significant results. The New York Times reports that the United States and Ukraine are working on a new military strategy - to hold positions and save forces.

A native of North Ossetia Tamerlan Marzoev lives in Moscow since grade 7 The Investigative Committee for Moscow refused to institute criminal proceedings on the statement of a local resident Tamerlana Markoev, who was beaten by the police in mid -October. This was reported by the "team against torture." Photo: Tamerlan Marzoev / "Mediazona" According to lawyers, the investigator conducting the audit stopped in touch the day before the end of the audit.

As Argentina went from terror and the silence of the masses to the defeat in the war and the tribunal. Says Ilya Azar A group of demonstrators is held by the police during an anti-government rally in Buenos Aires, March 30, 1982. Photo: Horacio Villalobos / Corbis / Getty images Forty years ago, on December 10, 1983, in Buenos Aires, the inauguration of President Argentina Raul Alfonsin took place.

Fresh criminal charges have been brought against Russian-American journalist Alsu Kurmasheva, who was detained in Tatarstan in June for failing to register with the Ministry of Justice as a foreign agent as required by Russian law. The fresh charges relate to Kurmasheva’s book “No to War. 40 Stories of Russians Opposing the Invasion of Ukraine”, which was published last December, Telegram channel Baza and regional website Tatar-Inform reported on Tuesday.

The Supreme Court of the Republic of Komi released sociologist Boris Kagarlitsky on Tuesday after fining him 609,000 rubles (€6,250) for the public justification of terrorism over a post he made about an explosion on the Crimean Bridge last year, Russian media group RBC reported . Reacting to the court ruling, Kagarlitsky admitted his relatively lenient punishment was due to him being “more famous” than the defendants in similar cases.

How patience and loyalty secured Valery Gergiev his uniquely powerful new role in Russia’s cultural firmament Valery Gergiev. Photo: Pavel Bednyakov / RIA Novosti / Kremlin Ten years ago, Russia’s most celebrated conductor Valery Gergiev wrote a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin proposing the merger of St. Petersburg’s Mariinsky Theater, which he leads, with several of the city’s other cultural institutions including the Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet, the St.

Kagarlitsky was released in the courtroom The Supreme Court of the Komi Republic sentenced sociologist and political scientist Boris Kagarlitsky to a fine of 609 thousand rubles in the case of “justification of terrorism” (Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code) because of a post about the explosion on the Crimean Bridge. this reports RBC . Kagarlitsky was released in the courtroom.