15 years have passed since the murder of Novaya Gazeta journalist Anna Politkovskaya. The statute of limitations for the crime has expired, so its customer will escape responsibility. The publication itself reported this. According to Russian legislation , a person is exempt from criminal liability for a particularly serious crime if 15 years have passed from the moment he committed it.

In the city children's hospital No. 5 named after Filatov in St. Petersburg, a 12-year-old boy died of AIDS. His father turned to doctors too late. This was reported by the city health website “Doctor Peter”. The boy was admitted to intensive care at the end of August 2021. Since June, he was treated at the Ust-Izhora infectious diseases hospital, where his father brought him in poor condition. According to the man, he learned about his son’s diagnosis only in December 2020.

Twenty years ago, Larisa Fokina began to fight the trafficking of people in the Amur Region. But it turned out that this problem is often the consequence: women fell into the hands of recruiters due to domestic violence and dysfunction in the family To bright lights Evening view of the Chinese city of Heihe, probably the main attraction of Blagoveshchensk. Some half a kilometer through the Amur, and on the other side-with red lights of skyscrapers with floating hieroglyphs.

The World Health Organization has approved the use of the world's first malaria vaccine, RTS,S. This is reported on the organization's website. Vaccine trials have been conducted since 2019 in Ghana, Kenya and Malawi. More than 800 thousand children took part in them. WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus noted that using the new vaccine in combination with existing methods of preventing malaria could save tens of thousands of lives every year. “This is a historic moment.

Director of the Foundation “Help to SMA Families”, lawyer, neurologist Alexander Kurmyshkin told “Takim Dela” that in Moscow hospital No. 67 he was not allowed to attend a meeting of the medical commission for the treatment of 44-year-old Natalya Shmeleva with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) in September . The patient has been seeking treatment with Spinraza, a drug that stops the progression of the disease, for more than two years.

By the age of sixty, love lived several lives - one is heavier than the other. When the youngest daughter was born - a late and unexpected gift - another difficult life began. The fifteen -year -old Vita does not walk and does not see, they live in a dacha bought on credit, there is no money, there are not even firewood. But love is struggling to make the life of her daughter better Help the fund to them.

In a single cell-type room (EPKT) of Krasnoyarsk colony No. 31 (IK-31), people have been tortured for at least the last 20 years. The Insider writes about this with reference to prisoners. The publication's journalists spoke with prisoners who testified to mass systemic torture from at least 2017 to 2020. “The EPKT is a prison within a prison; transfer there is the most severe punishment that the head of the colony can impose on a prisoner.

The Moscow Metro filed a lawsuit with the Moscow Arbitration Court against the Interregional Trade Union of Public Transport Workers over reports of mass suspensions of employees for refusing to get vaccinated. The head of the trade union, Yuri Dashkov, told Takim Dela about this. The reason was a collective letter from the trade union to the Communist Party of the Russian Federation with a complaint about forced vaccination. It was published in Open Media.

October 7, 2021, 13:06 Organizations “Together against Hepatitis” and the All -Russian Union of Patients turned to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Minister of Finance Anton Siluanov with a request to allocate funds to combat hepatitis C. This is reported “Vedomosti” with reference to a copy of their letter. The authors of the appeal are asked to provide in the draft law on the federal budget for 2022–2024 the funds to combat hepatitis C.

The “Need Help” charity foundation has started raising funds for a project on the systematic inclusion and socialization of children with disabilities from the “Yom-Yom” inclusive center. Since 2013, Yom Yom has been conducting inclusive parent-child groups - classes through which children improve their communication skills with each other and with their parents.

In Yaroslavl, the Magistrate's Court No. 4 dropped the criminal case against two former orderlies of a psychiatric dispensary, Vasily Golubev and Vadim Solovyov, who beat a woman while trying to hospitalize her. TASS reports this with reference to the press service of the Yaroslavl Regional Court. The decision to discontinue the case of intentional infliction of minor bodily harm is due to the reconciliation of the parties based on the statement of the victim, the court said.

The “To Be Precise” research project of the Need Help Foundation has released a report on orphan diseases in Russia. Experts analyzed open data, talked with patient organizations and assessed the difficulties faced by people with rare diagnoses. The researchers emphasized that it is impossible to reliably estimate the number of patients with orphan diseases in Russia.

7 October 2021, 20:45 The Moscow City Court rejected Meduza's appeal against the decision of the Zamoskvoretsky Court, which in June refused to exclude the publication from the register of foreign media outlets. Lawyer Sergei Badamshin, representing the interests of Meduza, noted that the decision of the Zamoskvoretsky court was left unchanged, and the complaint was not satisfied.

In Kemerovo school No. 31, the teacher forced a third-grader to wear socks all day because the child had forgotten his change. The student’s mother reported this on social networks. The regional prosecutor's office began an investigation. “My son, a third-grade student, forgot his shift, and the teacher told him to take off his shoes. The boy is eight years old, he obeyed and spent the whole day walking and freezing his feet on the concrete floor,” wrote the mother of a third-grader.