MOSCOW, May 25 - RIA Novosti. Anna Kuznetsova, Ombudsman for the Rights of the Child in the Russian Federation, hopes that the girl, who left the perinatal center where she lived since birth, will now find a normal life with care and friends.
Earlier, the Ombudsman for the Rights of the Child in Moscow Olga Yaroslavskaya told RIA Novosti that the girl, who had lived in the perinatal center in Moscow since birth, was taken from the hospital, she is doing well.
"For the little girl who spent five years in a medical institution, this long and painful" quarantine "has finally ended. Although the imprisonment at the behest of the little girl's parents for five years cannot even be called that. Now she has already left the hospital walls, all the documents have been drawn up, the baby, finally, with those who will love and care for her, a normal childhood life will begin with friends and communication with peers, "Kuznetsova wrote on her Instagram.
Earlier in April, the press service of the Moscow Department of Labor and Social Protection informed the agency that the possibility of transferring the child to a family of relatives or a foster family was being considered. At that time, the child continued to remain in the perinatal center, where she had been since birth.
In addition, Anna Kuznetsova, the ombudsman for the rights of the child in the Russian Federation, told RIA Novosti that a foster family was selected for the girl, and all documents will be drawn up after quarantine.
In early February, the Presnensky Court of Moscow satisfied the suit of the guardianship authorities and limited the rights of the girl's parents to Tatyana Maksimova and Yuri Zinkin, and also ordered to recover from each child alimony in the amount of 1/4 of monthly earnings or other income.
