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30.05.2009, 08:53
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Proposing a solution to curb the spread of HIV/AIDS in Swaziland, which has the highest rate of HIV/AIDS in the world, has sparked public outrage and threatens to cost a government official his job.
15.04.2010, 14:23
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Moscow has suspended the adoption of Russian children by American families until the two countries sign an agreement on how the well-being of the children is safeguarded.
17.05.2010, 18:53
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In what is seen as a politically motivated gesture, the European Court of Human Rights has delivered its verdict in the case of Vasily Kononov versus Latvia.
19.11.2009, 15:40
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The first global conference on road safety has opened on Thursday in Moscow, to join efforts in tackling traffic injuries, which are among the leading causes of death and disability worldwide.
01.04.2009, 13:12
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Fourteen women with mental disabilities have been sterilised in the Perm region of Russia against their will and without an appropriate court ruling.
17.07.2009, 16:08
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Starting from July 21, Russian security services will have the right to open and inspect postal items without the decision of a court, according to a new order from the Ministry of Communications.
02.02.2010, 08:48
A group of Moscow policemen subjected their superiors to sharp criticism in an interview published on February 1. The accusations extended to illegal use of crack units for personal protection and fights over property.
22.05.2010, 13:55
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Car owners in the Russian capital are holding protests over the use of flashing blue lights on the cars of Moscow's top officials.
20.10.2010, 20:07
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"A belt is for your trousers - a talk is for your child" - that's the message that is displayed on a new item for sale in Barnaul, the capital of southern Siberia’s Altay Territory.
28.10.2010, 20:11
Police have launched a criminal probe into the scandalous case of a Russian convent school that reportedly tortured its students, as human rights experts confirmed the reports to be true.
Published: 05 October, 2010, 15:58
Edited: 05 October, 2010, 20:19
A federal ministry questionnaire is asking the mothers of Russian schoolchildren if they have had abortions. This and other personal questions have sparked outrage among parents and the general public.
This is pathetic and reactionary move by Russia’s federal authorities. Rather than asking mothers intrusive questions about their private lives, the Russia’s political authorities could do well by making life easier for families and young women to have children and more of them. I say transfer the wealth of the nation from the oligarchs to ordinary citizens and Russia’s population problems will disappear.