The charity run DressDoesntSayYes - “Clothes Don’t Say Yes” in support of the Moscow Center for Helping Survivors of Sexual Violence “Sisters” will be held in Sokolniki Park on July 2. Participants will run in miniskirts over distances of one, three and five kilometers. You can register to participate in the race on the event website . The race manifesto states that the style or length of clothing should not be perceived as an invitation to unsolicited action, much less aggression.

1st grade students of Kazan school No. 179 collected a million rubles for the treatment of their teacher Olga Vostrikova, who is suffering from cancer, writes Komsomolskaya Pravda. As the mother of one of the students, Lyudmila Belova, said, the children were the first to notice that their teacher was not feeling well. Having learned about the teacher’s diagnosis, the guys decided to help her, and the group “Rescuers O.A.” united.

A project to help stray cats and dogs TEDDY FOOD has begun in Russia, with the help of which you can order food for a pet from a shelter, the head of the service, Pavel Kotosov, told TD. In addition, project participants can watch live how the pet eats donated treats. The project is currently collaborating with four shelters from Moscow, Samara and Perm. Any of the seven pets can be paid for food, care, medicine, and can also be visited or adopted. “On May 18, we launched the website.

The TD correspondent talked with the liquidator of the accident in Chernobyl about how miners from Russia were taken to the radioactive zone, and how they survive in the last 30 years “The authorities gathered us after the shift and reported:“ Guys, tomorrow you are going on a business trip. ” And then the money was issued by the money.

British charities could lose about $296 million in a year due to Britain's exit from the European Union, writes the Huffington Post. The publication notes that this is exactly the amount received from the EU to support charity in 2014. For example, Oxfam's UK partner, which works to address poverty and injustice around the world, received £39 million ($53 million) from the EU in 2014. The International Rescue Committee received almost 23 million British pounds ($31.5 million).

In the Stavropol region, the dispatcher of the Kislovodsk fire service, instead of accepting the call of a person asking for help, began to talk about the difficult fate of the Emergencies Ministry employees. As SKFO.ru writes , one of the city enterprises regularly burns rubber at night. Residents of Kislovodsk constantly complain to the authorities about this, but no measures have been taken. The next incident occurred on June 26.

In Moscow, two shelters for homeless dogs - Nekrasovka and Pechatniki - intend to get rid of 600 animals, writes Gazeta.ru. ru". According to the publication, the dogs may end up in the notorious “Eco Veshnyaki”, where several dozen animals died in April. The decision to transfer the dogs was made after a change in the management company: previously the institutions were managed by BANO Eco, but now they are managed by Avtodormekhbaza OJSC.

The Tatarstan prosecutor's office is checking the publication of a photograph of a newborn taken by Kazan Medical University student Diana Ishmaeva, writes RBC. During the trial, it will be determined whether there are reasons for the prosecutor's response. “The Tatarstan prosecutor’s office is conducting an investigation into the appearance of the photograph. Based on its results, a procedural decision will be made,” said official representative of the department Ruslan Galiev.

Children's Ombudsman Pavel Astakhov appealed to the Moscow authorities with a proposal to give all children who survived the Syamozero tragedy trips to the Black Sea with their parents. The commissioner wrote about this on Twitter.

The official representative of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Markin, said that the director of the camp in Karelia, where children died on Syamozero, tried to hide the tragedy, RIA Novosti reports . “When the children set off on this trip, the decision was made by [camp director Elena] Reshetova.

Krasnodar surgeons of the regional clinical hospital No. 1 performed a unique operation to remove a 35-centimeter tumor from the patient’s abdominal cavity, the press service of the regional Ministry of Health reports . “The tumor grew from the peripheral nerve trunks of the right kidney and filled almost the entire abdominal cavity. This clinical case is unique in world medicine. There are only isolated references to such operations in the scientific literature,” the department reported.

Konstantin Khabensky - about why he began to engage in charity We help the rehabilitation of children with severe brain diseases collected 3,712,488 R required 5 476 344 r The collection of funds is over As a public figure Konstantin Khabensky, no less is known today than an actor.