A resident of the village of Rostoshi in the Voronezh region pulled six of his nephews and sister out of a burning house, Vesti-Voronezh TV channel reports . A young man living on a nearby street saw the flames and rushed to save his relatives. “I come running here, my first thought is to break the window. There was nothing under my feet, I start hitting the window with my hand, but nothing works. I ran into the temporary shelter, took the oak tree and broke the window.

The Human Rights Council of the United Nations adopted a resolution recognizing the violation of access to the Internet as equal to an infringement of the human right to freedom of expression. The resolution is based on the statement that “the same rights that people have offline must be respected online.” The majority of council members voted in favor of the resolution, while Russia, China, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and India opposed it.

The baby spotted seal died in the rehabilitation center of the Sakhalin non-profit nature protection fund "Green Sakhalin" in Kholmsk due to serious injuries, Interfax reports . The head of the fund, Alexander Ivanov, said that the animal was beaten with sticks by local children. “On July 1, a resident of Korsakov saw the cub on the seashore.

The St. Petersburg City Court will consider the appeal of a prisoner with HIV who asks to be released from prison due to a serious illness, the human rights organization “Zone of Law” reports . The convict's lawyer, Vitaly Cherkasov, said that the 36-year-old man, serving his sentence in correctional colony No. 5, was diagnosed with HIV (stage 4 B), tuberculous meningoencephalitis, degenerative disease of the thoracic spine and chronic viral hepatitis C.

Russian pharmacies have stopped supplying the vital drug Kuprenil. This medicine is necessary for people with a rare genetic disease - Wilson-Konovalov, associated with the accumulation of copper in the body. "Kuprenil", which has no worthy analogues, helps the disease not to progress by removing copper from the body.

The city’s first palliative care department has opened at Yekaterinburg Central Hospital No. 2, representatives of the Vera Foundation reported on their Instagram. According to Uralinformburo, the building is designed for 30 people. The first patients were admitted to the department on July 1, and now there are already 19 of them. Medical and psychological assistance to seriously ill patients is provided by oncologists, social psychologists, nurses and orderlies.

Nikolai Petrov, a father with many children from the village of Emelyanovo in the Krasnoyarsk region, was fined 10 thousand rubles on charges of organizing an unapproved event, Channel Seven reports . The story says that in June, a man went on a hunger strike and stood with a poster in front of the district administration building, protesting against the refusal to connect his house to electricity.

Vera Zakharova, the founder and manager of the distance assistance project “Helping others - help yourself”, says that psychologists with disabilities can help even those who were abandoned by ordinary specialists Help helping others - you help yourself help When I first saw Masha at my psychological seminar, I immediately thought: “What a wonderful girl!” She really was wonderful: an open face, a bright smile - everyone around her stretched, and she quickly became the center of our