Students and teachers of the Timiryazev Academy plan to hold a rally on April 11 against the mass development of experienced lands of the university. The official page of the event on Facebook says that the rally is agreed with the prefect of the district and will take place at 15:00. The sale of experienced fields of the Academy, due to which the scandal broke out between the authorities and the employees of Timiryazevka, became known at the end of March 2016.

Specialists from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the portal ancestry.com reported that, according to the latest data, about one million names are included in the database of Holocaust victims, writes ap.org. All materials are searchable. The free database was launched in 2011 as part of the World Memory Project. It contains the names of both those killed and survivors of the Holocaust. Volunteers around the world indexed materials from the museum's archives for five years.

A teacher at Naberezhnye Chelny school No. 35 taped a student to a chair, and when the child came to the board, she drew a circle around him on the floor, writes kp.ru. After checking the institution, the prosecutor's office confirmed what happened. The mother of a first-grader, Allana Zakirova, said that when the boy first started school, he constantly shared his impressions of school with her. The child talked about his friends, about what was taught in class.

State Duma deputy Irina Yarovaya and Federation Council member Viktor Ozerov proposed reintroducing criminal penalties for failure to report a crime. The bill was published on the website of the lower house of parliament. The authors of the document propose to supplement the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation with the article “Failure to report a crime” - being prepared or already committed.

Wheelchair user Vladimir Loginov was forced to crawl to the doctor’s office in the regional clinical hospital No. 1 of Khabarovsk, writes gubernia.com. It turned out that the elevators in the institution are not suitable for wheelchairs. At the same time, the doctors were warned about Loginov’s visit, but no one came to his aid.

The international humanitarian organization CARE International asked refugees from World War II to write letters for refugee children from Syria, reports mashable.com. Volunteers of the organization gave letters to children in Jordan along with bags of sweets, clothes and toys. With this action, the organization commemorated the fifth anniversary of the Syrian crisis and supported children who were forced to leave their home.