In Norilsk, a landfill with solid industrial waste with an area of ​​one thousand square meters caught fire. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to a representative of the emergency services of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. The Norilsk prosecutor's office began an investigation. The landfill belongs to Baikal-2000 LLC. According to the agency, the smoke plume leaves Norilsk towards the tundra, the distance from the fire to the nearest residential buildings is more than five kilometers.

Russian non-profit organizations prepared a report for the UN on the human rights situation in Russia. In the document, human rights activists commented on the report of the Russian authorities on the same topic, which was presented in 2019, Kommersant reports. 12 human rights organizations participated in the preparation of the report: Human Rights Center Memorial, OVD-Info, Committee Against Torture, Public Verdict, Sitting Rus', Russian LGBT Network and others.

The “Change One Life” charity foundation helps children left without parents find a family and not lose it again. “Psychological consultations for adoptive parents” is one of the Foundation’s projects created to support guardianship families and families of adoptive parents, as well as candidates for adoptive parents. It is aimed at preventing emotional burnout and crisis situations in the family, as well as preventing secondary abandonment of adopted children.

Up to three years, Vanya lived in the child’s house. He is much lower than his peers, speaks poorly and underwent several serious operations.

When quarantine measures began to be introduced in Russia due to coronavirus, almost all non-food shops, cafes, markets, hairdressers and beauty salons were closed. Thousands of Russian citizens lost their work, migrants and refugees suffered even more. Their labor rights are poorly protected, they do not have their own housing and developed social contacts Suddenly entire families lost their income. They often have no savings, they can not even take a loan.

Greenpeace project director Vladimir Chuprov called it impossible to completely eliminate the consequences of the accident at the Norilsk Nickel enrichment plant in the forest-tundra zone. In his opinion, the environment can only restore itself, Interfax reports.

The regional court changed the sentence of Samara resident Ashrafjon Anorkulov, assigning six months in a penal colony instead of one and a half years in prison on charges of theft. The man was released due to serving his sentence, his lawyer Nina Ivanova told Takim Dela. The lawyer expressed the hope that the documents will be sent to the special department of the pre-trial detention center-2 of Syzran on June 30 and that her client will be at home on the same day.

How psychology and thinking change in the forced or voluntary isolation of a small group of people in a closed space Why did I get there at all? Yes, everything is simple: the apartment that I rented with my neighbor was sold, the neighbor quickly settled with my bride in a removable odnushka, and I was looking for where to go. And over and over again, she stumbled upon the unbearable: fleas jumping on the floor, neighbors-alcoholics, strange questions, terrible places ...

The “Change One Life” charity foundation helps children left without parents find a family and not lose it again. In the fourth quarter of 2019, the Foundation used your donations to support two of its projects. The project “Psychological Consultations for Adoptive Parents” was created to support guardianship families and families of adoptive parents and candidates for adoptive parents .

Police officers will be required to inform the relatives of detainees about the provision of first aid to them or about their hospitalization. The corresponding resolution was published on the official legal information portal. The Russian government has made changes to the regulations on conditions of detention, food standards and the procedure for medical care of detained persons in the territorial bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.

The Ekaterinburg diocese is studying evidence of child abuse in the Sredneuralsky convent, RIA Novosti reports. “The Ekaterinburg diocese is studying evidence of the mistreatment of minors in the Sredneuralsky monastery in 2009-2010, published by a number of media outlets. Today, a circle of former pupils has been identified who claim that unacceptable educational measures were applied to them while they were in the monastery,” the diocese noted.

The Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Tatyana Moskalkova, will send her representative to consider the case of LGBT activist Yulia Tsvetkova, Interfax reports. Tsvetkova was accused of distributing pornography due to drawings of a woman’s body in the “Vagina Monologues” public page. According to Moskalkova, the activist did not contact her, but since the case has a great public response, it is “under the control” of the Ombudsman.

The Public Chamber proposed not to deprive those parents who are forced to work of benefits for caring for a child with a disability. Member of the Public Chamber and Chairman of the National Parents Committee Irina Volynets told Takim Dela why this measure is necessary for Russian families.

They are trying to hush up the scale of the environmental disaster that occurred after a diesel fuel spill at the Norilsk Nickel plant, contrary to the law. This statement was published by the independent media association Syndicate-100.

The chief doctor of the hospital in Kommunarka, Denis Protsenko, reported on his Facebook page that packages for transporting the bodies of the dead were found a kilometer from the medical facility. On June 28, the Readovka publication wrote that near the hospital in Kommunarka, passers-by found garbage bags containing medical records, documentation of patients who died from COVID-19, body tags and contaminated blood.