During the hotline, deputies and human rights activists, employees of the office of the Commissioner for Human Rights in Tatarstan, representatives of relevant ministries and departments, replacing each other, answered calls, explained, and gave professional advice.

The problem of orphanhood is one of the most difficult to solve. Despite the measures implemented at various state levels, the low proportion of adopted children shows the need to improve the incentive system for citizens who want to adopt or take up children without parental care.

Today, during the day, the «hot line» – «Women’s attention» was working on the prevention of family problems, social orphanhood and domestic conflicts.

Among the questions received was the provision of housing for orphans. Many questions were received today from family members of the mobilized. Two Tatarstan residents applied about domestic violence.

Issues of family troubles are an important topic – for three years now, after signing an agreement with the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation for the Republic of Tatarstan, we have been daily receiving information from the 112 system. This is a line where urgent help is needed. Including within the framework of this & quot; hot line & quot; there are calls about an unfavorable situation in the family. Relatives, relatives, neighbors call. There are signals that people are leaving elderly people without attention and care, there are conflicts between spouses, which, ultimately, negatively affect the psychological state of children. There are calls with complaints that a spouse after a divorce is not allowed to communicate with children. There are many questions, and therefore today we, together with deputies of the State Council, colleagues from relevant ministries and departments, are receiving phone calls. We either immediately give answers, or we take requests to work.

«Hot line» – «Women’s attention» always arouses great interest. In total, about 30 calls were received today. Hundreds of calls received as part of this campaign helped to resolve issues of women’s health, labor rights and social support for women, placement of children in educational institutions, organization of school meals, etc.