Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that a nationwide vote on amendments to the Constitution will take place on July 1. He said this during a meeting with members of the working group on Rossiya 24 . The President called on regional leaders to assist in organizing the voting, “based on the need to care for people’s health and lives.” The head of the Central Election Commission, Ella Pamfilova, proposed holding a vote on July 1.

"Mail.ru Mail" and "Mail.ru Children" launched an educational and educational project "Protect Children on the Internet" for Children's Day. Mail.ru experts, together with psychologists, analyzed six situations that a child may encounter online: cyberbullying , cybergrooming , sexting , Internet addiction, dangerous content and Internet fraud. An educational case is dedicated to each situation.

The Violence.net center and the Russian cosmetics brand Mixit have launched a joint project: from June 1, a call center hotline begins operating where victims of domestic violence can contact. Any woman who is experiencing domestic violence can call Mixit at 8 (800) 550-9870 under the pretext of buying cosmetics and give the code phrases: “Put a purple ribbon in my order” or “I placed an order and asked for a purple ribbon in it.” tape,” thereby reporting a problem in the family.

The Sunflower Charitable Foundation for helping children and adults with impaired immunity systematically deals with the problem of primary immunodeficiency in Russia. In the fourth quarter of 2019, your donations were directed to part of the Social Project Foundation project: “Outpatient Apartment” .

In Moscow, Orthodox churches will open to parishioners from June 6. This was reported in the working group under the patriarch. Participants in worship services will be required to maintain social distancing—one person per four square meters. The working group noted that access to churches will be open “in compliance with all necessary sanitary and epidemiological requirements” of Rospotrebnadzor.

The Association “All Together” sent a letter to the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Federal Antimonopoly Service with a request to provide seriously ill patients with original drugs, and not generics, which lead to complications. This is reported on the association's website.

In recent years, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has expanded its jurisprudence in the field of protecting children's rights and developed new standards in cases of abuse of minors. This is reported in the report of the Committee against Torture, which is at the disposal of Such Cases. According to human rights activists, minors should know what to do and who to contact if their rights are violated.

40% of Russian residents said that after the start of the coronavirus epidemic, their salaries were reduced, and 20% lost bonuses and benefits completely or partially. This is evidenced by survey data from the Center for Labor Research and the Directorate for Expert and Analytical Work of the National Research University Higher School of Economics, which was provided to “Takim Dela” by the press service of the university. About 7% of survey participants said that their salaries were delayed.

The Second Wind Foundation creates an infrastructure for collecting unwanted clothing and informs people about the need to lead a responsible and conscious lifestyle. More than 450 thousand tons of clothing and home textiles are thrown away in Moscow every year. Between 3 and 7 percent of municipal solid waste is textiles, which could be recycled into the economy, but instead accumulate in landfills, releasing methane and polluting the soil and air.

In Moscow, on Petrovka, 38, participants in single pickets in support of journalist Ilya Azar, who is in a special detention center, began to be detained. According to Novaya Gazeta , three people were detained. Among those detained are the author of the Avtozak Live telegram channel Maxim Kondratyev and the former defendant in the “Moscow case” Vlad Barabanov. Lawyer Dmitry Zakhvatov is moving to the department where the detainees will be taken, writes OVD-Info . Updated at 6:42 p.m.

In the first 6 months of 2019, we managed to collect 534,427 rubles in donations for the Sunflower Foundation . Of these, 308,149 rubles are small but monthly donations . Such donations help the Foundation plan its work months in advance. They are debited from your bank card or PayPal once a month. Also, part of these funds was raised thanks to three events created in support of “Sunflower” in our volunteer fundraising service “ Taking This Opportunity ”.

Greenpeace works to preserve nature and peace. Through environmental campaigns, the Organization shows ways to solve environmental problems that will ensure sustainable development and social justice on the planet. In Russia, large areas burn every year. This is 40 million hectares of forests, drained peatlands, reed thickets, fields of dry grass. In August 2019 alone, an area comparable to Belgium was on fire in Siberia.

The Second Wind Foundation creates an infrastructure for collecting unwanted clothing and informs people about the need to lead a responsible and conscious lifestyle. The existing system of separate waste collection, although it is developing, is at an insufficient pace, and it does not provide for the opportunity to hand over clothes.

Commissioner for Children's Rights Anna Kuznetsova said that it is necessary to reform the system of guardianship and trusteeship authorities. She said this at a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, RIA Novosti reports. According to Kuznetsova, the number of complaints about the work of guardianship authorities increased by 23%. Inspections in the regions confirm “systemic failures in the work of this structure,” she added.

Russian doctors, medical experts and heads of charitable foundations sent a letter to Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova and Health Minister Mikhail Murashko with a request to urgently provide doctors with protective equipment. As RBC writes , a survey of health workers showed that in 49% of cases hospitals do not use a clear algorithm for calculating the need for personal protective equipment.