Nina Ostanina
Nina Ostanina is a member of the State Duma of Russia, serving as the chairwoman of the committee on family protection, motherhood, fatherhood, and childhood. She has been a prominent advocate for policies aimed at increasing birth rates in Russia, recently proposing to extend maternity leave to three years. Ostanina argues that such measures would encourage families to have more children, addressing concerns about declining birth rates in the country. She emphasizes that financial support alone is insufficient and that many parents prefer to raise their children at home rather than send them to daycare at an early age.
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Nina Ostanina was involved in the request for a tax compliance check on Tliashinova.
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Nina Ostanina presented the family studies textbook and proposed making the subject mandatory in schools.
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Nina Ostanina presented the family studies textbook and proposed making the subject mandatory in schools.
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Nina Ostanina leads the committee on family issues and heads the working group on animal legislation.
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Nina Ostanina leads the committee on family and childhood issues in the State Duma.
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Nina Ostanina proposed making family studies mandatory in schools during a presentation of educational materials.
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Nina Ostanina is the deputy who developed the bill regarding the treatment of stray animals.
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Nina Ostanina, who heads the working group, agreed that the fines should be high.
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Nina Ostanina, who heads the working group, agreed that the fines should be high.
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Nina Ostanina is the head of the State Duma Committee on Family, Motherhood, and Childhood who authored the bill on euthanizing stray dogs.
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