On Monday, December 11, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree awarding the head of the Moscow Helsinki Group an award for achievements in the field of human rights protection. With this success, the chairman of the State Duma, Vyacheslav Volodin. As Alekseeva herself told, the speaker of the lower house of parliament visited her house, where they talked about the work of the fund "Fair Aid". In particular, the issue of financing the organization. "In order not to drag me out of the house, he invited several members of the board of guardians to me," said the human rights activist to Interfax,.

Together with Volodin Alekseev, the head of the Human Rights Council under the President Mikhail Fedotov, the former human rights commissioner in Moscow Alexander Muzykantsky and the head of "Fair Aid" Ksenia Sokolova, as well as the representatives of the Foundation's Board of Trustees.