The Presidential Grants Fund (PGF) will check the information that the Council of Fathers of Chuvashia, using allocated money, conducts lectures on the responsibilities of men and women in the family. FIG press secretary Natalya Galanina reported this to Taki Dela. “At the application stage, it is impossible to track what this or that organization will talk about at lectures,” Galanina explained. — At this moment we do not interfere with their content.

When the husband after the divorce put up a soft and quiet Natasha with two seriously ill daughters on the street, she had to build a shell and learn to defend her rights We help analyzes for children with primary immunodeficiency collected 5 059 024 R required 5 028 960 r help The village of Kolyupanovo, where we came to visit Chertkov, was once the center of the large state farm-millionaire.

The Nogliki District Court of the Sakhalin Region arrested for two days a homeless man who lay near the Eternal Flame. The publication Sakhalin.info drew attention to the resolution . An administrative case of petty hooliganism was opened against the man for lying next to the memorial, disturbing public order and expressing “obvious disrespect for society.” The homeless man admitted his guilt and repented.

In Moscow, the Goethe-Institute and the Henry Bellya Foundation hold a series of discussions to be a man about masculinity and gender stereotypes. One of the speakers will be sociologist Irina Kosterina, who is engaged in the research of the republics of the North Caucasus. “Such things” talked with her about what Caucasian masculinity is made of and what problems men face in the Caucasus.

The State Duma, in the third reading, adopted a law that establishes criminal liability for false conclusions or expert testimony or incorrect translation given to law enforcement agencies during the investigation of a crime, the State Duma press service reports . Knowingly false expert opinions given at all stages of judicial and pre-trial proceedings will be subject to criminal liability.

Doctor of Medical Sciences, pediatric transplantation specialist Mikhail Kaabak called on the Ministry of Health to strengthen work on pediatric kidney transplantation and scale it throughout the country. Currently, such operations are carried out only in Moscow, Kaabak emphasized during a press conference on November 20 at the National News Service. Representatives of the medical department were invited to the event, but did not attend.

Lawyer Viktor Lurie said that Nina Azizova, a pediatrician at Tver City Hospital No. 6, died after her colleagues failed to diagnose her with a heart attack. Lurie represents the interests of the daughter of the deceased, reports MBKh Media . The lawyer said that no criminal case has been filed against the hospital doctors, but the Investigative Committee has begun an investigation. Azizova died on the morning of October 31, but a procedural decision has not yet been made.

A criminal case was opened in Moscow after the death of a patient at a private clinic. The case was opened on the basis of the provision of services that did not meet safety requirements, resulting in the death of the patient due to negligence (clause “c”, part 2, part 1, article 238 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation), reports the press service of the Main Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation in Moscow.

In Birobidzhan, Jewish Autonomous Region (JAO), rescuers pulled out a stray dog ​​that had fallen through the ice, the regional Ministry of Emergency Situations reports . All this time another dog was waiting nearby. On November 20, eyewitnesses called the Ministry of Emergency Situations and said that a dog had fallen into a wormwood on the Bira River near the Medical College.

Leading transplant surgeon Mikhail Kaabak, who was fired from the National Medical Center for Children's Health (NCCH), said that a junior surgeon was appointed to his position, as well as to that of Nadezhda Babenko, who was fired along with him, to help them carry out operations. Kaabak announced this at a press conference on November 20, held at the National News Service. Representatives of the institution's management and the Ministry of Health were invited to the event, but did not attend.

The Investigative Committee for Yakutia will check a 29-year-old resident of the Amginsky district, who left her four children alone at home without food. The woman was found only on the third day. As reported on the website of the Republican Investigative Committee, the inspection is carried out on the grounds of torture and negligence. Investigators will study the living conditions and upbringing of children, and also evaluate the actions of social service employees.

Lena abandoned her career, which she sought from her youth, for the sake of the post of teacher of mathematics among graduates of correctional orphanages. And finally she felt happy Lena was born in Kazakhstan, in a family of teachers. Studying at school, the girl could not understand what she liked more - humanitarian or technical objects. Both were easily given. Parents did not put pressure on Lena and gave her the opportunity to choose the profession herself.

Minister of Health Veronika Skvortsova commented on the information about the dismissal of transplantologist Mikhail Kaabak from the National Medical Research Center for Children's Health. She stated that the operation carried out by Kaabak is not unique, moreover, he continues to work in Moscow, RIA Novosti reports. “The operation, even for low birth weight children, is not unique; we have a sufficient number of specialists in the country who perform it,” the minister said.

Health Minister Veronika Skvortsova said that the Ministry of Health has launched a hotline on organ transplantation for children, TASS reports. Consultations can be obtained by calling +7 (495) 627-24-00 , extension - 4991. According to the minister, the hotline operates at the central service of the Ministry of Health.

The Investigative Committee for Moscow opened a criminal case for leaving in danger against the mother of eight children who live in unsanitary conditions in a one-room apartment. This was reported on the website of the capital's Investigative Committee. On the evening of November 18, ambulance workers arrived at an apartment in the southwest of the capital. There were eight children in the house, ranging in age from six months to eight years, all of whom had various forms of colds.