President of Russia Vladimir Putin appointed Maria Lvova-Belova as the chairman of the Foundation for Children's Protection.
Putin Names Maria Lvova-Belova to Lead Russia's Children's Protection Foundation
The corresponding decree comes into force on April 14.
The Foundation for Children's Protection is an all-Russian organization created on October 6, 2020, by a presidential decree to protect the rights of minors. Its founder is the Ministry of Education. The organization has 53 regional branches across the country and implements five charitable programs.
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