On September 10, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation allowed people with HIV infection to work as air traffic controllers, recognizing the relevant requirements of the Ministry of Transport as partially invalid. This was reported by the Center for Social and Labor Rights.

Study, courts, problems with parents and money and one important decision - “such cases” talked with three girls who have become pregnant until 18 years old, about how to be a mother, if from the point of view of the law you are still a child Katya, 17 years old, Sverdlovsk region I gave birth at 14. We met with Sasha before two years, or rather, did not meet, but talked.

The biologist Denis Ribrikov plans to edit the child’s genome so that he avoids inherited deafness. To do this, the scientist wants to change a certain gene in the embryo obtained by the IVF method from two hard of hearing parents - they agreed to be volunteers in this experiment. Until now, only one attempt to genetic editing of human embryos has been made in the world. The Chinese scientist Jiankui He made changes to the genes of two girls from an anonymous couple to reduce the risk of HIV.

In Ulan-Ude, Russian Guard officers threw a smoke bomb at a bus on Soviet Square, where protesters were spending the night. About 15 people were taken into a paddy wagon and taken to the police station, Novaya Gazeta reports. The Russian Guard arrived at the square at about 2:00 local time. After the smoke bomb hit the bus, people began to run out and suffocate. They grabbed them roughly and laid them on the asphalt. One of the women is pregnant.

The Perm Regional Court sentenced 34-year-old Dmitry Kim, who was found guilty of torturing two young stepdaughters and killing one of them. He was also ordered to pay five million rubles to the father of the deceased girl, Zona Prava reports. He was given a life sentence. Beginning in March 2018, Kim systematically beat his partner's two daughters. At the end of August of that year, he hit a six-year-old girl 30 times. She died from multiple injuries.

In the Meshchansky District Court of Moscow, at the hearing on the Seventh Studio case, Judge Irina Akkuratova proposed returning the Seventh Studio case to the prosecutor. Kommersant reports this. Akkuratova stated that there were many errors in the indictment that could not be eliminated during the trial. She also proposed changing the preventive measure for the accused in the Seventh Studio case. Kirill Serebrennikov, Sofia Apfelbaum and Yuri Itin supported the judge’s proposal.

The administration of Murmansk reported that the house on Pavlova Street, 40 will be disconnected from the sewerage, heat, gas and water supply systems, and the removal of the residents’ property will also be organized. However, residents said that they were not warned about the evacuation, SeverPost reports.

Almost half of Russians - 45% - do not believe in the benefits of homeopathy, 20% consider it useful, and 35% were undecided. These are the results of a survey conducted at the initiative of Izvestia, obtained by the portal Superjob.ru. Women are more likely to trust homeopathic remedies than men - 23% and 17%, respectively. Moreover, the older a person is, the more inclined he is to believe in homeopathy. Among Russians over 45 years old, 31% trust alternative medicine.

The Ministry of Health will create a commission to study the situation at the Research Institute of Pediatric Oncology and Hematology of the Russian Cancer Center named after N. N. Blokhin after media reports about mass layoffs of doctors. The head of the Nastenka Foundation, Jamilya Aliyeva, told Takim Dela about this.

Director of Moscow Nochlezhka Daria Baibakova said that the organization interviewed residents of the Begovaya district. There are plans to open a counseling service and a rehabilitation shelter for the homeless. Baibakova explained the need for the study by saying that not everyone will be able to come to Nochlezhka’s meeting with local residents - more than 42 thousand people live in the area.

Experts found extremism in five videos on the YouTube channel of student Yegor Zhukov, who is accused of extremism on the Internet. Previously, Zhukov was accused of mass riots at an uncoordinated rally on July 27 in Moscow.

The government of the Irkutsk region announced the elimination of all natural fires in the forests of the region by September 11. The last forest fire of 35 hectares in the Bodaibinsky district was extinguished on September 10. At the same time, on September 11-12, an extreme forest fire danger is expected in the Balagansky district of the region. Severe forest fires were recorded in the summer in the Irkutsk region, Krasnoyarsk Territory and Yakutia.

An office of the Violence.net center, a non-profit organization dealing with the problem of domestic violence, violence against women and children, as well as issues of gender equality, has opened in Moscow. A correspondent from “Such Things” attended the opening. The department will solve several problems, said the head of the center, Anna Rivina. It can be used by victims of violence whenever they need help and will act as a safe space where they can receive advice and support.

Experts found no signs of verbal aggression in anonymous messages with threats that lawyer Irina Biryukova received after the publication of a video of torture of prisoner Evgeny Makarov in IK-1 of Yaroslavl. The regional investigative committee refused to initiate a criminal case. The Public Verdict Foundation reports this.

A criminal case has been opened in Izhevsk into the death of a local resident as a result of self-immolation, reports the Investigative Committee for the Republic of Udmurtia. As the Investigative Committee clarified, at 9:40 a.m. on September 10, the man “inflicted burns on himself,” after which he was taken to the hospital, where he died, despite the medical assistance provided. A case was opened under Article 110 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (incitement to suicide).