In Karelia, the Investigative Committee completed the investigation into the second criminal case of the historian and head of the local branch of Memorial, Yuri Dmitriev. Interfax reports this. The criminal case under paragraph “b” of Part 4 of Article 132 of the Criminal Code was transferred to court. Dmitriev was charged with sexual assault against a person under 14 years of age.

A real man must be able to fight and win. Even cancer We help Advita help “My grandfather went through the whole war in the infantry. Do you understand what it means? In the infantry. But he managed to survive. Return home. Grow children, grandchildren. He had five minutes to dig in half-hogorod. He dug dugouts, trenches. What is the garden for him? " Gennady, a lean 50-year-old trucker and ward of the St. Petersburg Alita charitable foundation, is enthusiastically shared by memories.

Pussy Riot activist and Mediazona publisher Pyotr Verzilov said that he has been “relatively conscious” for the third day. Verzilov spoke for the first time about his condition after poisoning. On Twitter, he wrote that he was “like in a black hole” for 12 days and thanked readers for their support. “I spend my days in the friendly company of wonderful poisons. But neither polonium-210, nor Novichok, but something new and amazing!” - the activist wrote.

In Buryatia, the court toughened the punishment for a local police officer who seriously injured a detainee during interrogation, the republican prosecutor's office reports .

St. Petersburg topped the ranking of cities whose residents most often move to Moscow. This is evidenced by the results of a study conducted by Strelka Mag and Socialdatahub. Experts analyzed information from VKontakte user profiles. According to the data received, about 170 thousand residents of St. Petersburg decided to settle in Moscow.

The resolution of the plenum of the Supreme Court of Russia on likes and reposts will make it possible to terminate unreasonably initiated criminal cases of extremism during the investigation. As Chairman of the Supreme Court Vyacheslav Lebedev told the Interfax agency at an international legal forum, courts will now be able to close a criminal case at the stage of its initiation, and not when it is considered with an indictment.

The State Duma adopted in the third and final reading a law according to which NGOs - foreign agents and international organizations are prohibited from participating in anti-corruption examinations. This is reported on the State Duma website. Article 5 of the Federal Law on Anti-Corruption Expertise gives the right to citizens and civil society institutions to conduct independent anti-corruption expertise at their own expense. Now this is impossible for non-profit non-profit agents.

On September 25, the State Duma of the Russian Federation adopted in the third and final reading a bill on criminal liability for dismissal or refusal to hire people of pre-retirement age, TASS reports . A new article 144 will appear in the Criminal Code, for violation of which the employer faces a fine of up to 200 thousand rubles or in the amount of the employee’s salary for 18 months, or compulsory work for up to 360 hours.

In Tatarstan, residents of Nizhnekamsk announced a collection of things for a boy who saved a cat and a dog from an apartment where a fire broke out. All his clothes were burned. According to Tatar-inform, the fire started at night in a five-story building on Korabelnaya Street. A 12-year-old boy was left at home alone - his father went on a business trip, and his mother was in a hospital in Kazan. The boy was sleeping when he was awakened by a crash in the corridor.

Russian Post will provide postmen with mobile cash terminals so that they can provide loan repayment services at home. Experts believe that it will be in demand among pensioners and residents of remote areas. The company will issue terminals to 24 thousand of its employees, Izvestia writes . During a visit to the borrower's home, the postman will be able to accept cash from him, issue a check, and then deposit the money at the post office cash desk.

The Moskovsky District Court of St. Petersburg, “out of respect for family life,” decided not to expel from the country Stephen John Beard, a British citizen married to a Russian woman, whose residence permit had expired. TASS reports this.

Journalist and creator of the famous Russian blog about sex and sexual education Tatyana Nikonova launched a flash mob against stereotypes about women's professions. According to Nikonova, it all started with an advertising campaign by the South African financial services provider PPS For Professionals, where professions that include women are described in derogatory language of sexist stereotypes.

On September 25, the State Duma, in the third and final reading, supported a bill that obliges the organizer to notify the authorized bodies if he is denied permission to hold a public event, Interfax reports . The first reading of the document took place in July. The organizer of a rally or procession will have to notify the authorized bodies in writing about the refusal to hold a public event no later than one day before the action. The organizer is also obliged to inform citizens.

On September 24, social activists from Ingushetia recorded a video message about the convening of a civil forum on October 6, where illegal road work on the border with Chechnya will be discussed. According to activists, the Chechen authorities are encroaching on the territorial integrity of the republic.

In the village of Altynzhar, Astrakhan region, an art teacher and the entire school management were fired due to bullying of a student. Interfax reports this. The regional Ministry of Education conducted an investigation after a complaint from the mother of the injured child. In the statement, the woman wrote that on September 14, during a joint art lesson for fifth and seventh grades, there was not enough space for all students in the class.