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According to the new policy, people with Beijing hukou (residency permits) who receive minimum living allowances from the civil affairs departments will receive an extra monthly subsidy of 100 yuan from BDPF.The plan also targets disabled women aged 16 to 55, and men aged 16 to 60, who are unemployed or without steady incomes and are excluded from receiving civil affairs departments' financial assistance.People with mild disabilities will receive 100 yuan a month.The policy also stipulates that BDPF will assist severely disabled people according to their hukou types. Rural residents will qualify for 480 yuan a month and urbanites can receive 300 yuan a month.Perhaps nobody can better testify as to how the government's policies benefit people living with disabilities than Jiang Donghuan, who got a triple shot of good news in 2010.The 42-year-old Beijing resident has been confined to bed for 28 years since she was paralyzed by rheumatoid arthritis.Life was hard for Jiang, whose chronic disease caused incessant physical pain. She lived off 1,040 yuan a month, which she received for relocation compensation, she said."My husband can't go out to get a job, because my health condition requires 24-hour care," she said."And we must pay 700 yuan in rent for a small apartment in Fengtai district."But life started to look up for the impoverished family after the government provided a 35-square-meter apartment with a 54-yuan monthly rent in January.In July, Jiang gave birth to a healthy boy, who is being cared for by her mother-in-law."Our lives are getting better," Jiang said, smiling.Nearly 350,000 disabled people had registered with BDPF by the end of November.Municipal authorities have introduced a series of welfare policies to help people deal with the soaring cost of living.The capital's minimum salary will reach 1,160 yuan a month next year, a 21-percent increase over the present 960 yuan, the Beijing municipal bureau of human resources and social security said on Monday.

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The outcome of the second trial exposes how little has changed under President Dmitry Medvedev, despite his promises to strengthen the rule of law and make courts an independent branch of government."It's a very cruel and absurd sentence that proves the well-known fact that Russia has no independent courts," said Lyudmila Alexeyeva, a veteran rights activist and chairwoman of the Moscow Helsinki Group. "An independent court would have acquitted the defendants and punished the investigators who concocted the charges."Judge Viktor Danilkin sentenced Khodorkovsky to 14 years, as prosecutors had demanded, but said the new term will be counted from his 2003 arrest and run concurrently with his first term of eight years.Following a 20-month trial, the judge convicted Khodorkovsky and his business partner Platon Lebedev on charges of stealing almost $30 billion worth of the oil that his Yukos company produced from 1998 to 2003 and laundering the proceeds. Lebedev also was sentenced to 14 years.In a statement read by defense lawyer Vadim Klyuvgant to reporters outside the courthouse, Khodorkovsky expressed some optimism, saying: "We have not lost hope and nor should our friends."Khodorkovsky also said the verdict showed that the "Churov rule" was alive and well, referring to a comment made a few years ago by Vladimir Churov, the chairman of the Central Election Commission, that his first rule was that Putin is always right. And if he's not, "it means I have misunderstood something."Khodorkovsky's mother cursed the judge when the sentence was read and said it was clear that he had come under strong pressure and could not have written the "nonsense that he read today."Putin, now prime minister, has been seen as the driving force behind the unrelenting legal attack on Khodorkovsky, who challenged him early in his presidency. As Putin considers a return to the presidency in 2012, he appears unwilling to risk the possibility that a freed Khodorkovsky could help lead his political foes.However, the ministry's statement did not say whether the 3,000 yuan ($454) rebates for fuel-efficient cars would remain in place in 2011 along with subsidies for farmers' trade-in vehicles.Beijing municipal government last Thursday unveiled a plan to limit the number of cars sold in the city next year, to ease the traffic chaos.