At the end of September, a conference was held in Makhachkala for employees of the NPO of the North Caucasus. There, the Aishat Magomedova Award was first awarded there, which was founded by the Henry Bellya Foundation.

In the Kemerovo region, a case of contempt of authority has been opened against a resident of the city of Osinniki, Ilya Putevsky: he posted a post on a social network with a wish for Vladimir Putin to be “in prison in solitary confinement for life.” The case is reported by Mediazona with reference to the international human rights organization Agora.

In Moscow, three perinatal centers have launched a pilot program for screening newborns for spinal muscular atrophy. Testing will help identify the disease before the appearance of symptoms and irreversible changes in the body, they said at a press conference in TASS.

The Moscow prosecutor demands the recovery of almost five million rubles from the organizers of protests on July 27 and August 3, reports MBKH Media. The Moscow police are demanding another 18 million rubles from them, Kommersant reports .

In Moscow, the police disrupted the opening of the exhibition of the Association of Worst Artists, “Autumn of the Plowman,” dedicated to social problems, violence by security forces and violations of freedom of speech in Russia. As artist and exhibition organizer Veronika Polonskaya told Mediazona, on the morning of October 7, employees of the district government came to the DorDor gallery on Khodynskaya Street, began to photograph the paintings and inquired about their content.

During a single picket at the Sheremetyevo airport, the head of the Sheremetyevo trade union of the flight attendants Ilon Borisov was detained, the OVD-Info reports. In the morning of October 8, Borisova herself informed “such matters” that the flight attendant trade union plans to hold several single pickets in Moscow. At about 10:00 pickets at Sheremetyevo Airport began. Their participants demanded to stop discrimination against flight attendants and index salaries.

The Investigative Committee for the Moscow Region has completed an investigation into the criminal case against the director of a rehabilitation center, initiated after the death of actor Dmitry Maryanov. The investigation established that Maryanov could have been saved if he had been hospitalized in time. As reported on the Investigative Committee’s website, from October 6 to October 15, 2017, Dmitry Maryanov was in the Phoenix rehabilitation center.

The Investigative Committee of the Altai Territory began a pre -investigation check after media reports that for several days the graves of people who have no relatives could not bury for several days in the Barnaul cemetery. This was reported on the website of the department. The press service of the Barnaul City Hall reported that nine people were buried in the Vlasikhinsky rural cemetery from October 2 to 7, but their graves remained unspecked, as the tractor broke.

A Znak.com journalist found an underground crematorium in Kurgan, where, according to the publication, human remains, medical waste and animal corpses have been burned for several years. A former employee spoke about the recycling site. The journalist visited the workshop on Maria Ulyanova Street next to the Russian Center for Restorative Traumatology and Orthopedics named after Academician Ilizarov. He found there bags with syringes, flasks, test tubes and used droppers, as well as containers.

The owner of a network of funeral service bureaus, Ilya Boltunov, told Takim Dela that unknown people came to his home, tried to open the door and threatened his wife. “My wife called me, she was shaking. He says: “Here some people in uniform are breaking down the door, they want something from me, they demand to open it, they are looking for you.” They don’t introduce themselves, don’t explain why they came.

Zlata is a fidget. It is easy to imagine how she rushes around the yard with a dog and friends all day. She has a dog and have friends. Only Zlata does not walk Help I believe in a miracle help Zlata brings two rag dolls from the room. She made them with her mother Oksana at Sunday school. These are “surprises for girls”, that is, for the photographer and me. I ask: Zlata photo: Anna Ivantsova for TD - What is their name? - Name for yourself. - I'll name my gold. - OK.

More than 200 thousand non -profit organizations have been officially registered in Russia, most of them report to the Ministry of Justice. What can the report of the charitable foundation be said to a potential donor or a well -being and what should be alert in it? Experts told “such matters” as reading reports and what other tools will help to understand that the non -profit organization works honestly.

A train from Germany arrived at the Belorussky railway station in Moscow, which may have exceeded background radiation levels. A representative of the city’s emergency services said that specialists from Radon and Rospotrebnadzor began checking the cars, RIA Novosti reports. Border services of the neighboring state reported that in one of the carriages in the compartment and toilet on the border of Poland and Belarus, a multiple excess of background radiation was recorded, Interfax reports.

From January 1, 2020, visiting the toilets at all 344 long-distance railway stations in Russia will become free, reports the Russian Railways corporate newspaper Gudok. According to the head of the Directorate of Railway Stations (DRT) Georgy Gevorkyan, the decision was made after numerous complaints from passengers about the high cost of the service, as well as due to the unprofitability of paid toilets at 87 stations.

The administration of the Frunzensky district of St. Petersburg, where the Nochlezhka homeless assistance organization has been operating since 2005, responded to a request from a Moscow resident living in the Tverskoy district. They plan to open a shelter and counseling center for this charity project. Officials assured that homeless people in St. Petersburg do not cause inconvenience to anyone.