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Russia’s ‘Beacon’ for Sick Children, Facing Jail for Pro-Peace Message
kyivpost.com · 1d
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Prominent Russian charity leader and children’s hospice founder Lida Moniava has been placed under supervised curfew and fitted with an ankle monitor pending trial on charges of spreading “false information” about the Russian army. The charges against the 38-year-old founder of the “House with the Lighthouse” foundation stem from a 2023 Telegram post citing UN civilian casualty statistics and calling for aid to Ukrainian refugees. In 2025, her foundation raised 1.2 billion rubles ($14 million) for palliative care, while assisting roughly 17,000 Ukrainian refugees in Russia.
First report: Russia's 'beacon' for sick children, facing jail for pro-peace message — hindustantimes.com, 2d
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