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НАСТОЯЩИЙ МАТЕРИАЛ (ИНФОРМАЦИЯ) ПРОИЗВЕДЕН И РАСПРОСТРАНЕН ИНОСТРАННЫМ АГЕНТОМ ООО “МЕМО”, ЛИБО КАСАЕТСЯ ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТИ ИНОСТРАННОГО АГЕНТА ООО “МЕМО”.

The new power outage schedules in Chechnya have caused complaints from residents about year-round interruptions.
Power outages lasting up to eight hours are planned in several areas of Chechnya and Grozny, reported "Chechenenergo". Residents of the republic, commenting on the outage schedule on social media, complained about constant power interruptions, including in settlements not mentioned by the energy providers. They demanded a solution to the problem of power outages, which, according to them, has persisted throughout the year.
Commentators doubted the information about the torture of opponents of hijab restrictions in Azerbaijan.
The words of human rights activist Arzu Abdulla that supposedly in colony No. 17, believing prisoners were tortured for their protest against hijab restrictions, are not supported by evidence, and the claims themselves may be exaggerated, said social media users. Parents of schoolgirls who are not allowed to attend classes due to wearing hijabs have begun to seek opportunities for distance learning, however, the authorities of Azerbaijan do not recognize this form of education.
Residents of Plievo have attracted officials' attention to the gas pipeline problem.
The head of the Nazran district visited the repaired section of the gas pipeline in Plievo, where a person was injured in a gas explosion earlier, and took personal control of the work, the authorities reported. Earlier, residents of Plievo recorded a collective video appeal to the head of Ingushetia, in which they complained that they could not get the local officials to pay proper attention to the repair of the gas pipe after the explosion.
The authorities' report on the renovation of kindergartens has raised skepticism among the residents of North Ossetia.
The renovation of kindergartens No. 88 and No. 173 in Vladikavkaz has been completed; the roofs were replaced, heating systems were updated, and the premises were repaired, the city administration reported. Residents of North Ossetia, commenting on the report on social media, complained that the kindergarten in Beslan did not open by the promised deadline, kindergarten No. 105 is falling apart, and the repairs at kindergarten No. 99 were done poorly. They also pointed out that the same institutions are being renovated while kindergartens in villages and stanitsas remain neglected.
Movlaev's relatives announced a fundraising campaign for legal assistance.
To prepare a response to Kazakhstan's arguments in the UN Human Rights Committee regarding the case of Chechen activist Mansur Movlaev, it is necessary to raise funds for legal assistance, which will allow for the presentation of additional evidence of threats of torture and persecution of the activist in the event of his extradition to Russia, explained Movlaev's relatives, who announced the fundraising.