Minister for the Development of the Far East Alexander Galushka intends to appeal to the Prosecutor General of Russia Yuri Chaika because of the bureaucratic lawlessness in relation to the Old Believers. A road map will regulate the allocation of land and adaptation for new settlers, RIA Novosti reports .

In the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, a five-year-old child with HIV died in a hospital in the city of Labytnangi. The Commissioner for Children's Rights said that his parents refused therapy. The boy died on April 18. The causes of death are being established: the investigative committee ordered a forensic medical examination of the child’s body, Elena Demyanova, senior assistant to the head of the district department of the Investigative Committee, told Yamal-Region.

The Supreme Court recognized as extremists and banned Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia. Who goes to “Witnesses”, and why it is pointless to ban them, says the religious scholar Nikolai Mitrokhin I met the “witnesses of Jehovah” in the mid-1990s in the former Soviet Central Asian republics. I studied the religious life of this region and, coming to the next regional center, went in turn to interview all noticeable communities.

In the city of Podolsk, Moscow Region, an anonymous philanthropist helped purchase a Braille typewriter for a ten-year-old blind boy, Artem Popov, reports the local television channel TV Kvarts. Artem was bedridden for seven years due to cerebral palsy, his mother Marina Popova told the TV channel. After rehabilitation, he began to walk, now he is undergoing a school program at home and attends a music school. “He performs great. The child sings and learns to play the piano.

On April 26, the Prosecutor General’s Office recognized the Open Russia organization as undesirable, according to the department’s website. The report says that the prosecutor's office recognized as undesirable the activities of Mikhail Khodorkovsky's Open Russia organization registered in the UK, the Institute of Modern Russia registered in America, which is headed by his son Pavel, as well as the British public network movement Open Russia.

In Chita, a 68-year-old pensioner became a victim of double fraud. First, the elderly woman gave the “psychic” 10 thousand rubles, and then another million to the false investigators, who promised compensation for the deception. As the press service of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Trans-Baikal Territory said , in 2013 the pensioner turned to a Moscow psychic for help by phone and paid 10 thousand rubles for the session.

The Krasnoyarsk GUFSIN began an internal inspection after the Gulagu project was published on the website. There is no information about complaints from employees of tuberculosis hospital No. 1 against the head physician of the medical unit of the regional department of the department, Vladimir Elart. “Such Affairs” was informed about this by the press service of the Federal Penitentiary Service for the region.

If the French could read the posts under the tag #changed, they would be very surprised. They would have decided that Russia is a crazy country where they let children do nothing and do not take anywhere. Because in France they take everyone and everywhere A couple of days ago, my friends called me to the concert of the brass band of the children's music school at the local conservatory: their son spoke in the status of the first Goboy. First, the younger children entered the stage.

How can adults be helped in Russia We help alive collect 10 319 255 R required 15 026 109 r The collection of funds is over Eighteen candles on the cake - it seems that it is not customary to light them for adults, but funny. Relatives and friends in bright caps sing “Happy Birthday to you”, a young guy in a stroller drives up to the table, thinks for a second, makes a desire, blowing out candles ... And that’s it. And all. Then nothing.

Taiwanz Liland Lee Autism. His parents were told that he could never live in society. Now he is 28, he is a world -famous artist, and in the Moscow Central House of Complex, his exhibition "To Russia with Love" opens today. At one and a half years, Liland was diagnosed with autism. Doctors predicted that he would never learn to speak, serve himself, live in society. But his parents did everything to change this “script”. At two years, he found drawing to drawing and amazing visual memory.

In the village of Kyr, Trans-Baikal Territory, employees of the Russian Guard for the third time in a month prevented an attempt to steal a debt book from a store, Zabmedia reports . On the night of April 26, two young men broke a window in a grocery store and tried to climb inside. Noticing that the store was under guard, they ran away. Employees of the Russian Guard arrived at the scene a minute later.

The Parliament of Ingushetia has submitted to the State Duma a bill to toughen punishment for bride kidnappers - it provides for the introduction of an article “Kidnapping for the purpose of marriage” into the Criminal Code. The corresponding document is posted in the State Duma database. Deputies of the republic believe that bride theft should be punished with forced labor or imprisonment for up to three years.

The number of Russians who consider themselves happy has reached a historical high during sociological research since 1990 - 85%. As reported by RIA Novosti with reference to VTsIOM, the main indicators of happiness are family, children and good health. Both young and older respondents feel happy. However, among young people aged 18-24 and people with what they consider to be average income, this percentage is higher - 95 and 94%, respectively.

American biologists and engineers have developed the world's first prototype system for maintaining life for premature children and animal germs. As RIA Novosti reports with reference to the journal Nature Communications, during the experiment, premature lambs developed almost a month normally in the “artificial uterus”. Alan Flake assured the scientist from the Filadelphia Research Institute that a unique technology can save the life of extremely premature babies.

The Public Opinion Foundation (FOM) conducted a survey on the fears of Russians, which showed that most of all residents are afraid of impoverishment, war and mass unemployment. In everyday life, Russians most often worry about the health of loved ones (49%), fear for their children (38%) and are afraid of lack of money (34%). Residents of Russia are least afraid of death (4%) and the purposelessness of life (4%).