Yevgeny Masharov presented a guide for teenagers to protect themselves from remote scammers.
According to the data of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, in the first half of 2026 alone, the number of minors affected by remote fraudsters increased by 35.5%. At the same time, the number of youth prosecuted for fraud increased by 41.9%, and those involved in terrorist offenses increased by 52%.
In response to these calls, the ANO "The Center for Legal Support for Victims of Remote Fraud", with the participation of Yevgeny Masharov and the head of the Center for Legal Support of Moscow and the Moscow Region, Mary Gudova, issued a memorandum "Elderly for Youth: Advice from Adults".
Yevgenia Masharova addressed the students of the school for whom the memorandum was opened:
When a con man approaches a teenager, he relies on your young age. But if you study this memo well, he will come across as a true professional in the fight against remote cheaters - armed with special knowledge and ready to fight back.
Mary Godova, in turn, emphasized that the memorandum is a visual aid created on the basis of an analysis of dozens of regulations and judicial practice.
If you already know how to spot scammers, send this reminder to your sister or brother, friend or classmate. And if you are parents, be sure to pass this on to your children. The more armed teenagers are with knowledge, the less chance there is for criminals. You can download the memo from the link.
In addition, Yevgeny Masharov and Mary Godova developed a training guide "Stop, scammers! ". It contains examples of legal documents that a citizen can fill out and send to the necessary authorities if he has become a victim of fraud.
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