The Presidium of the Moscow City Court declared illegal the inaction of the Moscow Department of Education, which did not take measures to enroll the child of a citizen of Uzbekistan in school. As the human rights organization Civic Assistance told Takim Dela, a refugee from Uzbekistan left an application on the Moscow government website so that his son would be enrolled in the ninth grade of school No. 1359.

This fall, new emoji dedicated to people with different types of disability will be available on Apple devices. This was reported on the company's website. Among the new emoji is a guide dog, an ear with a hearing aid, a wheelchair, images of prostheted arms and legs. Apple photo image: Apple “The new options will help fill out a significant gap, which nurses Emoji in the keyboard,” the company said.

Novaya Gazeta published new videos of torture of prisoners in Yaroslavl correctional colony No. 1, which were recovered from video recorders seized from the colony. The videos date back to February 2016. The videos were filmed on prison officers' dashcams. The first two of them show how prisoners in cell No. 12 of the punishment cell are being beaten by staff with batons.

Glory does not remember his parents: his mother was killed during the next booze, his father disappeared before his birth - the future could roll along ordinary rails if it were not for the “arithmetic of good” Help arithmetic good help Glory has a dream. Build a bridge over the Ob for all lovers - with beautiful lanterns, various installations, romantic and beautiful. After all, the bridge is a very mystical thing, it binds the shores, and therefore people.

A seven-year-old boy from the Murmansk region was forgotten by his escorts on the bus from a summer camp, so the child did not go home, but returned back to the Krasnodar Territory. There he will be left on the third shift, TASS reports with reference to the regional Ministry of Education and Science. A seven-year-old boy from the village of Verkhnetulomsky, Murmansk region, did not get off the bus that brought the children to the station.

In Russia, 75% of the economically active population has loans, and since 2014, the debt burden of citizens has increased by one and a half times. Analysts from the National Association of Professional Collection Agencies (SRO NAPKA) came to this conclusion in a study of the population’s debt burden. According to Izvestia, as of May 2019, the volume of bank lending to individuals reached 16 trillion rubles. This is 23% more than in May last year.

In Crimea, 49 children and five counselors were poisoned in the “Luchisty” sanatorium. The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case, according to the department's website. From July 15 to July 17, due to mass poisoning, 54 people were hospitalized in the city hospital in Yevpatoria. Hospitalized children came to the camp as a group from Tatarstan.

The Krasnodar Transport Prosecutor's Office considered it legal to initiate a criminal case against a citizen of Uzbekistan who tried to take two one-and-a-half-month-old leopards and a tiger cub to Tashkent. This is reported on the department's website. According to the investigation, in July, Krasnodar customs officers found two plastic containers for transporting animals in the luggage of a citizen of Uzbekistan heading to Tashkent.

The Leninsky District Court of Novosibirsk sentenced a couple who got into a fight with a local police officer over a dog to three years in prison. This is reported on the court's website. The court found the accused guilty of “using violence against a representative of the authorities” (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).

A third (33%) of Russian citizens believe that mass strikes by workers are possible, while 32% believe that this is an extreme measure that is sometimes impossible to avoid. These are the survey results obtained by Levada Center. Sociologists conducted a survey to find out what Russians think about the miners' strike that took place 30 years ago, and whether strikes are possible in today's Russia. Every fifth Russian believes that large-scale strikes cannot be repeated in our time.

“Such Things” is launching the first photography workshop, which will be conducted by the head of the publication’s visual department, Andrei Polikanov. Applications are open until July 28. The workshop consists of three parts.

The drug "Crizotinib", which the Ministry of Health of the Ulyanovsk region refused to give to cancer patient local resident Ramila Volgina, will be included in the list of preferential treatment, the region's governor, Sergei Morozov, said on Facebook. According to him, the medicine will be included in the regional list of preferential drugs, and the regional formulary commission is working on this.

On July 16, in Moscow, the security forces detained Elena Bogolyubova, the boy’s mother with a rare genetic disease. She ordered Frisium on the Internet - not having analogues in Russia, the anticonvulsant drug vital to her son. In the post office, the parcel was seized and the woman was arranged a seven -hour interrogation. Now she faces a criminal case of smuggling of prohibited substances, because the drug is not registered in Russia.

Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the Kremlin will ask the Ministry of Health to intensify efforts to provide terminally ill children with medicines unregistered in Russia. Peskov said the Kremlin is “seriously concerned” about the situation with the detention of the mother of a seriously ill child, for whom she bought an unregistered medicine in Russia.

A resident of the Moscow region, Alexandra Komleva, with a chronic immune-mediated disease, was deprived of disability after reaching adulthood. The girl herself told Such Things about this. 18-year-old Dubna resident Alexandra Komleva was diagnosed with Crohn's disease several years ago. The girl had a disability, but after she came of age, the bureau of medical and social examination deprived her of this status and the benefits provided for disability.