Court rules Russian parents can keep children taken to opposition rally A court dismisses a prosecutor's request to remove two young Russian children including a baby from their parents' care because they took them to an opposition rally. The prosecutor's office had asked a court to strip Yelena and Pyotr Khomskiy of their parental rights after they took their daughters aged three and three months to an opposition protest on August 3. But Moscow's Nikulinsky district court has thrown out the case, the father said after a closed-door hearing. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES