In Kislovodsk, guardianship and trusteeship authorities seized a one-year-old child from the mother, who weighed half the normal weight. The Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Stavropol Territory, Svetlana Adamenko, spoke about this, Interfax reports. “When the child’s body weight reached critical values, guardianship became involved. Guided by Article 77 of the Family Code, the child was removed,” Adamenko explained.

The Tverskoy District Court decided to dismiss the case against the chairman of the board of International Memorial, Yan Rachinsky. A report was drawn up against him due to the failure to label his blog on the Ekho Moskvy website, reports the Memorial press service. The court considered the protocol under Part 2 of Article 19.34 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the procedure for the activities of a non-profit organization performing the functions of a foreign agent).

As an alloy of national motives and current trends, he led the Seamen Elena Ader from the Arctic to the Italian Vogue and helps to preserve the disappearing Nenets culture When Elena was three years old, her grandmother gave her a nail, deer veins and a piece of fabric. The girl tied the vein to the nail hat, made a needle and made her first stitches. And at twelve she sewed her first yagushka, a traditional coat of deer fur.

The Moscow Patriarchate, through the courts, achieved the return of part of the pre-revolutionary apartment building on Pushkinskaya Square in Moscow, which houses the editorial office of the New World magazine. This is the second case won by the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) since the beginning of the year.

A resident of Magnitogorsk complained to the prosecutor's office that at the local airport she had to lift her disabled son into the plane in her arms - she was not provided with a wheelchair step, reports the press service of the Ural Transport Prosecutor's Office. In December 2019, a woman alerted airport ground services that she and her 12-year-old son needed special conditions for transportation and movement, as well as assistance in boarding and disembarking the plane.

Employees of the Amur Regional Children's Clinical Hospital published an open letter in which they complained about bullying of doctors due to news about children being infected with hepatitis C. The message was published on the hospital's Instagram .

In Russia, since the beginning of 2020, three children with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) have died without receiving the necessary treatment. Yulia Korsunskaya, an employee of the hotline for drug provision of the SMA Families Foundation, told Takim Dela about this. There are three drugs in the world that can slow down or stop the development of certain types of SMA - Spinraza, Risdiplam and Zolgensma.

The prosecutor's office will check how the rights to provide rehabilitation means for Chelyabinsk resident Mikhail Chudinov were respected, RIA Novosti reports. The man had amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and died on February 5. “The Prosecutor’s Office of the Chelyabinsk Region is checking compliance with health care legislation, compliance with the rights of disabled people when providing rehabilitation means,” the department reported.

The Krasnoyarsk Regional Court sentenced to prison terms six migrants who staged riots in a temporary detention center for foreign citizens, demanding a speedy return home. As the press service of the court reported , six illegal migrants were found guilty under Article 212 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (mass riots). Five of the accused are stateless, one is a citizen of Tajikistan.

The line department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs at Koltsovo airport in Yekaterinburg resumed the preliminary investigation into the case of Daria Belyaeva, who ordered antidepressants on the Internet. Belyaeva confirmed this information to “Takim Dela.” As follows from the text of the resolution published by Belyaeva in the telegram channel, the investigation has been extended until February 27. The reasons for the resumption are not reported.

Former defendant in the “Moscow case” Alexei Minyailo sued the Ministry of Finance for 150 thousand rubles for illegal criminal prosecution, reports the head of the international human rights group “Agora” Pavel Chikov. Minyailo demanded 1.5 million rubles. According to Chikov, the activist will appeal today's decision. Activist and volunteer candidate for deputy Lyubov Sobol Alexey Minyailo filed a claim for rehabilitation in November 2019.

Residents of Tyumen launched a flash mob #don't abandon our own in support of people evacuated to the Tyumen region from China due to the coronavirus. The Open Media publication claims that their correspondent managed to book a room at the Urban Planner sanatorium, despite the quarantine. At the same time, the sanatorium employee refused to confirm or deny the placement of evacuated people in the facility.

On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War, a draft amnesty was submitted to the Moscow City Duma, which proposes the release of convicted participants in the 2019 summer rallies. As Kommersant writes , in addition to deputies of various parties, the development of the project involved Yegor Zhukov, a person involved in the “Moscow case,” who was given a three-year suspended sentence for calling for extremism.

The Ministry of Health issued a statement explaining the reasons for the disruption in the supply of drugs for the treatment of leukemia. The ministry also responded to the request of oncologists to purchase original drugs for treating children instead of generics. The Ministry of Health called the use of generic drugs a common practice that allows increasing the availability of drug therapy while maintaining its quality.

The Kamchatka Territory, Smolensk and Pskov regions became leaders among Russian regions in the number of unfilled vacancies for doctors, nurses and paramedics at the end of 2018. The biggest problems with personnel are in ambulances. Rosstat for the first time published data on regions where there is a shortage of medical personnel, writes RBC. At the end of 2018, there were about 50 thousand vacancies for doctors in Russia and about the same number of offers for nursing staff.