A member of the Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation and State Building, Irina Rukavishnikova, introduced a bill to the State Duma that would toughen penalties for violations in the sale of medicines that, when consumed in excess, cause so-called “pharmacy drug addiction.” Young people are especially susceptible to this, the explanation says.

The Motovilikha District Court of Perm sentenced the second teenager, who attacked school No. 127 in January 2018, to seven years in an educational colony, Interfax reports . The defendant was found guilty of attempted murder. In addition to imprisonment, he was prescribed compulsory treatment and observation by a psychiatrist. Last December, the first teenager was sentenced to nine years and eight months in a juvenile correctional facility.

Gathering for the next call to the outskirts of Yekaterinburg, Associate Professor of Fiztekh Urfu Evgeny Zenkov takes with him a large backpack with climbing equipment.

The inclusive theater project “Apartment” announced that from July 1 the space on Moika, 40 will close. As producer Nika Parkhomovskaya explained to Such Things, the project itself will continue to exist.

The Supreme Court of Tatarstan recovered 200 thousand rubles in compensation for moral damages from the Aksubaevsk Central District Hospital in favor of the patient’s daughter, whom doctors examined only on the fifth day after hospitalization. “Such Cases” was told about this by the press service of the human rights organization “Zone of Law,” whose lawyers handled the case.

In Russia, about 11 million people engage in charity work via the Internet - this is almost 15% of the total number of users aged 14 to 54 years. These research results were obtained by analysts from Yandex.Checkout and Data Insight. Almost everyone who makes online transfers through charitable and crowdfunding platforms are active users who pay for goods and services through social networks, instant messengers, services for joint purchases and through other platforms.

In Tuva, on April 27, three teenagers entered the Kara-Khaak military training ground, one of whom was blown up by a shell. The boy survived, but suffered head injuries, TASS reports . The head of the republic, Sholban Kara-ool, said at a staff meeting that the incident occurred in the village of Kara-Khaak. According to the head of the republican Ministry of Health, Orlan Dongak, the child with injuries to the maxillofacial area and eyes is in stable condition in intensive care.

Five -year -old Ksyusha knows the names of all drugs that she has been treated for nine months. Her mother is afraid of only one thing - that none of them will help Ksyusha Helping not to help Ksyusha quietly asks her mother lipstick and mirror - she wants to be beautiful. Sitting on a hospital bed in a small ward, where another patient of the children's oncgetological department is sleeping, she smiles at her reflection.

Association "E.V.A." announced the creation in St. Petersburg of a single workspace for non-profit organizations (NPOs) involved in the prevention of HIV and tuberculosis. The space will be opened as part of a project, one of the main objectives of which is to support NGOs and public associations working with key groups in the field of HIV/AIDS in St. Petersburg. At the end of May "E.V.A." plans to hold an open meeting, and in June - training for NGO participants.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs asked the government to provide the police with access to data on drug users, citizens with alcohol addiction and mental disorders. Information representing medical confidentiality is needed for crime prevention. As Kommersant reports , in March the Ministry of Internal Affairs approached Russian Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova with such a proposal.

The owner of a pharmacy in the village of Sosva, Sverdlovsk Region, reported to the police three 10-year-old schoolgirls who wrote on the wall of her outlet the phrase “Vika + Lyuba + Kira are best friends.” ProSosvu.ru reports this. The woman is also the mother of the Chairman of the City Duma of the Sosvinsky City District, Pavel Pikalov. The deputy himself said that we are talking about damage to property “for a serious amount.” The girls' parents have already been interviewed by the police.

The Moscow prosecutor's office refused to allow Rospotrebnadzor to conduct unscheduled inspections at food supply companies associated with businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin. This follows from the response of Rospotrebnadzor signed by the deputy head of the capital department Elena Andreeva, which was published on Facebook by lawyer Lyubov Sobol.

More than half (52%) of Russians believe that the Internet in the country should develop as a network “uniting the whole world,” Kommersant reports following a round table organized by experts from VTsIOM and the Government Analytical Center. At the same time, 23% see the global Internet as a threat and advocate the creation of an Internet operating only within the borders of Russia, another 13% believe that several states could be added to the Russian segment.

The leadership of Ugra State University forced the head of the journalism department, Lyubov Tretyakova, to resign after her student posted a post on his Facebook page complaining about the dormitory. The rector considered that the text discredited the reputation of the institution.

In March, the Ministry of Labor discussed the initiative to revise the rules for assessing working conditions. The Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia (FNPR) proposed to equate emotional and intellectual loads with harmful working conditions along with noise, vibrations and dangerous radiation. According to experts, doctors, teachers, journalists and law enforcement officers are most susceptible to such loads.