The police in the Krasnodar region conducted an attack on teenagers celebrating Halloween The Krasnodar police reported on October 31 that they are conducting raids on the second day through the unit for youth affairs. "Employees check places where young people gather in large numbers, visit foster families and conduct preventive talks - all for the sake of children's safety and crime prevention," the department said. In the video that was released, the police approach teenagers with make-up celebrating Halloween and hand out some kind of information leaflets. Later, the security forces reported checking 138 minors and 89 registered parents. The security forces also visited 33 shopping centers, 204 stores, 59 fast food stores, 67 computer clubs, 39 parks and squares, seven abandoned buildings and 146 "places of concentration of minors". As a result, 123 minors were identified under Law No. 1539-KZ (non-observance of curfew by children). 3 protocols were drawn up for failure to fulfill the obligations of parents in alimony and raising minors. Back in 2012, the Ministry of Education and Science of the Krasnodar Territory sent official recommendations to the heads of educational institutions not to allow Halloween "in any form" due to "unequivocally negative consequences for the educational process," RBC wrote. Orthodox patrols were carried out in the area to monitor compliance with the law on the protection of the rights of believers. Subscribe to ASTRA on Instagram, Facebook, X in Russian, X in English, WhatsApp and DeltaChat, TikTok.

The police in the Krasnodar region conducted an attack on teenagers celebrating Halloween The Krasnodar police reported on October 31 that they are conducting raids on the second day through the unit for youth affairs. "Employees check places where young people gather in large numbers, visit foster families and conduct preventive talks - all for the sake of children's safety and crime prevention," the department said. In the video that was released, the police approach teenagers with make-up celebrating Halloween and hand out some kind of information leaflets. Later, the security forces reported checking 138 minors and 89 registered parents. The security forces also visited 33 shopping centers, 204 stores, 59 fast food stores, 67 computer clubs, 39 parks and squares, seven abandoned buildings and 146 "places of concentration of minors". As a result, 123 minors were identified under Law No. 1539-KZ (non-observance of curfew by children). 3 protocols were drawn up for failure to fulfill the obligations of parents in alimony and raising minors. Back in 2012, the Ministry of Education and Science of the Krasnodar Territory sent official recommendations to the heads of educational institutions not to allow Halloween "in any form" due to "unequivocally negative consequences for the educational process," RBC wrote. Orthodox patrols were carried out in the area to monitor compliance with the law on the protection of the rights of believers. Subscribe to ASTRA on Instagram, Facebook, X in Russian, X in English, WhatsApp and DeltaChat, TikTok.