When Mikhail realized that all the nurses were not taking care of his mother incorrectly, he himself went to patronage courses. Now it can train any nurse We help the school of patronage care "Attention and care" to help “We have a class, do not believe it, one man walks. And what! Young, handsome, with good work, wife and small child. And also kind, attentive and modest. He asks questions, is interested in everyone. And what is all for? To learn how to care for a lying mother. Gold, not a man.

When a child with a rare disease is born, a long and complex struggle is ahead of parents. And when you have to obtain the necessary medicines with all its might, the struggle sometimes turns into a fatal I will get such a tool So that the son is not only childhood, So that he gets youth. So that in the future The place for him is left.

In Moscow, in the Khlebozavod art space, as part of the Good History program, a container was installed to collect unwanted books. According to Afisha Daily, these books will be sent to rural libraries or for recycling. Anyone can bring unclaimed publications and place them in a container located in the warm passage from the parking lot to the territory of the Bread Factory.

The Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation began an unscheduled inspection of the movement “For Human Rights”, as well as two other organizations headed by Lev Ponomarev, Interfax reports . The documentary check began at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office and will last from January 14 to February 8. The “For Human Rights” movement received notification of the upcoming inspection on December 18.

In the Primorsky district of St. Petersburg, a pipeline break damaged several cars and flooded the apartments of a multi-story building. According to Interfax, hot water entered ten apartments through the balcony and windows. There were cracks in the glass in two windows on the second and third floors. A fountain of boiling water and steam from the chimney reached the seventh floor. The coating of six cars parked in the security zone of the heating networks was damaged.

Activists from the Novosibirsk organization “Humanitarian Project” presented an application for people living with HIV infection. As Dmitry Ufimtsev, deputy head of the Humanitarian Project, told Takim Dela, the Android application became available on December 20, 2018, and will soon be available for iOS. “Since the topic is stigmatized, we abandoned the red ribbon on the application logo, which most people associate with HIV infection.

The Almetyevsk City Court of Tatarstan ruled to recover 530 thousand rubles in compensation for moral damage from the central district hospital in favor of the parents of a girl who died three days after birth. This was reported by the human rights organization “Zone of Law”. The parents demanded that the hospital recover 2.5 million rubles in compensation for moral damage.

Russian publishing houses began to include notes in books about various organizations banned in the country - the Islamic State, Jehovah's Witnesses and others. Until recently, this requirement applied only to the media. As Sergei Grushko, editor of the Friends House organization, which translates and distributes historical and spiritual literature, told Kommersant, the Ridero publishing service demanded that they add footnotes to the book about the ban on Jehovah’s Witnesses.

Residents of several Moscow districts are complaining that fermented milk products and fresh vegetables have disappeared from the menu in kindergartens. “Such Affairs” tried to figure out why Moscow preschoolers were deprived of sour cream and cottage cheese and what the companies controlled by businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin had to do with this. Why have fermented milk products and fresh vegetables disappeared from kindergartens?

The Russian Ministry of Justice has proposed toughening penalties for transfusions of contaminated donor blood, TASS reports .

In Amursk, blogger Viktor Toroptsev, who had previously published a video from the funeral of a crime boss, was arrested for 10 days. Toroptsev told MBH Media about this. According to the blogger, he was found guilty of violating Article 12.7.2. Code of Administrative Offenses (driving a vehicle by a driver deprived of the right to drive vehicles).

Since the end of December 2018, about 40 people have been detained in Chechnya on suspicion of homosexuality, at least two of whom were tortured to death by security forces. This was reported by the Russian LGBT Network. According to Igor Kochetkov, program director of the Russian LGBT Network, the exact number of victims is unknown. But there is information about the detention of about 40 people, including men and women. At least two detainees died as a result of torture.

The Main Directorate of the Ministry of Justice began an unscheduled inspection of the Memorial scientific, information and educational center. The Ministry of Justice announced the inspection on December 19. It is not yet known when it will end, Memorial press secretary Natalya Petrova told TD. As reported on the organization’s website, the basis for the inspection was certain information received from a government agency.

A criminal case has been opened in Mordovia over the burning of the Russian flag, TASS reports citing the republican Ministry of Internal Affairs. According to Article 239 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, desecration of the state emblem and flag is considered a criminal offense. Punishment under this article provides for restriction or imprisonment for up to one year, forced labor or up to six months of arrest.

The Ministry of Education and Science of the Samara Region will inspect a school in Syzran, where a student beat a physical education teacher. The woman suffered a concussion. According to RIA Novosti, on January 10, two students quarreled and started a fight in one of the schools in Syzran. The teacher stood up for one of them, after which one of the students hit her on the head. The woman went to the hospital, where she was diagnosed with a concussion.