The taxi aggregator Citymobil changed the terms of the promotion for free rides for victims of violence to the Violence.net center after cases of abuse. Georgy Lobushkin, director of public relations for the company, told Takim Dela about this. “Due to the inappropriate use of the promotional code (the order was made, but calls for help to the help center were not recorded), we have limited its use and the mechanics of obtaining a free opportunity to get to the help center.

“Takie Dela” will publish a collection of the best stories from the publication “Takie Dela: We Live in Russia.” The texts for the book were chosen by the writer Lyudmila Ulitskaya. The book will go on sale on December 5, and on December 7, a presentation will take place at the non/fiction fair of intellectual literature. “It is from these small and sincere texts that the image of our life today, the pulse of society, its ups and downs is formed.

In the Moscow region, a 41-year-old resident of the Krasnodar Territory was charged with the murder of his ex-wife. The man is in custody, reports the press service of the Main Investigative Directorate of the Russian Federation for the Moscow Region. According to investigators, on November 24, the man flew from the Krasnodar Territory to meet his ex-wife. They met in the village of Yam on the banks of the Pakhra River.

In the Yashkinsky district of the Kemerovo region, a criminal case was opened against an employee of the guardianship and trusteeship authorities. She illegally signed permission to use children's funds in two families where they raised 36 adopted children, TASS reports. The investigation believes that from April to May, an employee of the guardianship authorities, without authority, made and signed several permissions to spend money belonging to adopted children.

Lawyers for the Khachaturian sisters commented to “Takim Dela” on the final version of the charges that the Investigative Committee brought against the girls on December 3. Two sisters are accused of murder by prior conspiracy, the third is declared insane. The lawyer of the older sister, Krestina, Alexei Liptser, said that the defense, “as before, does not agree with the prosecution.” The defense insists that the girls killed their father in self-defense and after years of abuse.

On December 5, in Moscow, the Non/Fiction fair opens-the largest book exhibition-fair in the country, which annually proves to readers that there are much more good books in Russia than they can take in five days, even with all their packages. Especially for “such cases,” Lisa Birger chose ten books of fair, which explain our private “most important”: how through conversations we learn sympathy, and sympathy is able to change the world or at least our ideas about it.

The Investigative Committee has completed the investigation of the criminal case into the crash of the SSJ-100 aircraft in Sheremetyevo. The only one found guilty was the crew commander Denis Evdokimov. Kommersant reports this with reference to a source.

When Irina brought a cat home, her husband threatened: one more - and he will leave. But this did not happen: Irina met Elena and they together founded a new shelter for cats We help Ray help Irina is a professional groomer: she cuts dogs in the cabin, leaves for customers at home. Elena is an elementary school teacher. Both live in the suburbs, and four years ago organized their shelter for homeless animals. At first, both simply fed and treated stray cats and dogs.

The “Action” trade union reported that in December nine employees of the dental prosthetic laboratory will be fired from the Vsevolozhsk Clinical Interdistrict Hospital due to unprofitability. The chairman of the trade union committee of the primary trade union organization “Action” at the Vsevolozhsk hospital, Gennady Vladimirov, told “Takim Dela” that employees were being fired with violations. Employees were given notice of impending dismissal due to staff reduction on October 1.

Several families of victims of the SSJ-100 disaster in Sheremetyevo called the results of the investigation unfair, which resulted in crew commander Denis Evdokimov being declared the sole culprit of the tragedy. Lawyer Pavel Gerasimov, who represents the interests of some of the victims, told TASS about this. “We assumed from the very beginning that the commander or the entire crew would be blamed, but this is unfair <…>.

Eight heroines of the project of photographer Sergei Stroyelev survived breast cancer - and tell how one diagnosis changes any ideas about himself and the world around him About 55 thousand cases of breast cancer are detected annually in our country - this is a lot. And for statistics, numbers are the stories of thousands of women who fight the disease every day. When the patient is diagnosed with Cancer, not only the operation is important, but also the condition after.

At the X All-Russian Congress of Patients, experts took the initiative to “unlink” the provision of medications to patients with chronic diseases from the presence of disability. This was discussed in the All-Russian Patients' Union (VSP). According to the results of the VSP study, 53% of respondents said that after the removal of disability, drug provision completely stopped, 21% faced interruptions. 815 people from 75 regions of Russia took part in the VSP survey.

The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation has completed its investigation into the criminal case of the Khachaturian sisters. The older and middle sisters have been charged with the murder of their father by prior conspiracy, the younger one will be tried separately.

The human rights organization "Zone of Law" sent a critical review to the Federation Council of the published draft law on the prevention of domestic violence. Human rights activists reported this to Such Cases. The author of the conclusion was lawyer Valentina Frolova, who suggested that Russian legislators “not invent new designs”, but take advantage of world practice in the fight against domestic violence.

On Yubileinaya Street in Mendeleevsk, a woman and her two children were killed at night. 41-year-old Ainur Kharisov was detained on suspicion of the crime; a case was opened against him for the murder of two or more people, reports the press service of the Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for Tatarstan. According to investigators, at night Kharisov, while drunk, stabbed his ex-38-year-old wife, 19-year-old stepson and two-year-old son.