Anna Bulaeva

Anna Bulaeva, now better known as Anna Kuznetsova, is a Russian statesman and public figure. Today, the political biography of Anna Kuznetsova is developing at a tremendous speed. The human rights defender is already known as a politician, who has been holding the post of Commissioner for the Rights of the Child under the President of the Russian Federation since September 9, 2016.

Anna was born and raised in the city of Penza. She studied in an ordinary high school, and, according to her class teacher Irina Rogozhina, it was already clear then that the girl was destined to become a public figure. Bulaeva was a very active teenager - she participated in all school activities, wrote scripts for performances, involved other children, but never applied moral or psychological pressure. All classmates and teachers speak of her as a very bright and positive person who has never raised her voice in her life.

Anna studied very well, so she easily entered the pedagogical lyceum, and after it - at the Penza State Pedagogical University named after Belinsky at the faculty of psychology, which she graduated in 2003 with honors.

In 2008, Anna Kuznetsova officially registered the public organization "Blagovest", although she actually helped people before. In addition, the young woman headed the regional fund for family, motherhood and childhood support "Pokrov", and also headed the Penza All-Russian Popular Front and served as the chairman of the regional Penza branch of the All-Russian public movement "Mothers of Russia".

The results of Anna Yurievna's work speak for themselves. A program was introduced to reduce the number of abortions, traditional family foundations are widely promoted, and programs to help low-income families, orphans and the disabled are operating. As a result, in the last few years of this work alone, the lives of about two hundred children have been saved, whose mothers were originally going to terminate their pregnancies.

In the spring of 2016, Anna Kuznetsova won the maximum number of votes in the primary elections in the federal electoral district in the Penza region, and the United Russia committee nominated her for elections to the State Duma. And on September 9 it became known that this active woman, who appreciates and loves children, was appointed by President Vladimir Putin to the post of Commissioner for Children's Rights instead of Pavel Astakhov, who was dismissed from this post.

Some of Anna Kuznetsova's views in personal and political life are called overly conservative and traditionalist by critics. This also applies to the position of Kuznetsova on pregnancy and childbirth, and the activities of the foundation on rather one-sided work with young pregnant women and single mothers, often aimed only at maintaining pregnancy without further prospects and sufficient support for young mothers. At the same time, according to ill-wishers, such a position provided the woman with high positions in the government, since they correspond to the country's course towards traditionalism, church-going and the “spiritual bonds” that have become an aphorism.

Even ardent ill-wishers note the incredible hard work of the politician and her implacable struggle against pedophilia. In addition, even critics believe that Anna Kuznetsova will become a more worthy ombudsman than her predecessor in this position. The past ombudsman was unpleasantly remembered by Russians for his connivance in the case of the forcibly married minor girl Kheda, insulting remarks about “wrinkled women” and inappropriate jokes during the coverage of the tragedy on Syamozero, in which dozens of children suffered and died.

The new Ombudsman has opened a new official website for the Children's Rights Commissioner under the President of the Russian Federation. The new site is not linked to the previous page.

In 2003, 21-year-old Anna Bulaeva got married and officially took her husband's surname. Her husband, Alexei Kuznetsov, serves as a priest in the Church of the Resurrection of Christ in the village of Uvarovo, Issinsky district, Penza region. All subsequent years, the spouses showed by their own example what a real traditional family is. The couple lead a moral life and have given the world six children. First, two daughters were born, Maria and Daria, and then four sons - Ivan, Nikolai, Timofey and Lev, the youngest of whom is not even a year old.

It is very curious that Anna Kuznetsova does not stay in the hospital for more than one day after giving birth. Anna believes that since pregnancy is not a disease, then there is no point in staying in the hospital.

Friends, acquaintances and colleagues are unanimously asking the question - when does Anna Yuryevna rest? This small and fragile woman is constantly on the move, and has time to work fully as a public figure, and competently manage the household - there is always order in the house. In addition, Kuznetsova cooks deliciously and sews clothes herself. At the same time, the politician does not lag behind modern technologies and maintains an account on Instagram.

In her new position, the politician began a tough and consistent fight against pedophiles. In this struggle, Anna Kuznetsova took both initiatives that were supported by society and resonant steps that caused scandals among media personalities and Internet users.

In September 2016, the Ombudsman applied to the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation with a request to check the exhibition of Jock Sturges "Without Embarrassment", held in Moscow at the Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography, for "the content of child pornography in the photographs of naked teenagers on display." The incident sparked accusations of witch hunts, art censorship, and attempts to discern pedophilia where it doesn't exist.

Other initiatives Kuznetsova targeted criminals and potential criminals and received public support. In December 2016, the Ombudsman put forward a proposal to create a register of pedophiles in order to prohibit such people from working in children's educational institutions. In March 2017, she proposed introducing lifelong administrative control over pedophiles.

2017 brought Kuznetsova and new scandals. After receiving instructions from the President of the Russian Federation to check the cases of the removal of children from the family due to the excessive interference of the guardianship authorities, Anna Kuznetsova prepared a report in which she stated that such cases were not officially registered. The Ombudsman was supported by the parent organizations of the Sverdlovsk region. But at the same time, a member of the Federation Council Elena Mizulina spoke out against Anna Kuznetsova, who, with the support of 75 indignant parental organizations, presented a report that was opposite in meaning.

The Ombudsman also participated in the removal of ten children from a foster family. The teachers noticed traces of beatings in the children, and this measure did not raise questions from society. The scandal erupted when Kuznetsova's husband said on a social network that he had seen the case materials. This fact of access to classified materials angered human rights defenders.

Anna Kuznetsova took up the reform of public structures under the Federal Commissioner for Children's Rights. In May 2017, this initiative also caused a stir. The public council was left by the chairman of the organization “Parent All-Russian Resistance” Maria Mamikonyan and a number of leaders of other Russian public organizations. Mamikonyan explained this decision by the fact that, in her opinion, the Council included both defenders of families and those from whom, on the contrary, families need to be protected.

2012 - Audience Award at the III International Festival of Social Technologies "For Life" 2014 - Membership in the All-Russian Popular Front in Penza 2014 - Commemorative medal "In memory of the 700th anniversary of the birth of St. Sergius of Radonezh" 2015 - Executive Director of the All-Russian Association of Organizations for the protection of the family 2016 - the position of the Commissioner under the President of the Russian Federation for the rights of the child 2016 - badge "For good deeds" III degree of the Penza diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church 2017 - commemorative badge "For services in the development of the city of Penza" 2017 - medal "For assistance" of the Investigative Committee Russian Federation

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