Daily Journal:

At about three o'clock, unknown people entered the premises in the House of Human Rights, refused to introduce themselves, locked themselves inside one of the rooms, and still do not let the lawyer in. They locked themselves in the room of the region's leading human rights organization and are trying to conduct a search there. It is unclear what is being confiscated. We called the police, but they don't even open the door to the police. I didn’t see the search warrant, but my colleagues told me that they were shown some piece of paper and that the event supposedly concerned the entire house. And this is an office building, which, among other things, contains commercial structures and a representative office of the city administration on international politics. Several unknown people are in the corridor; some time ago they interfered with the work of journalists and did not allow people with cameras to enter the floor where human rights organizations are located. At least six people are inside the human rights organization's office. They started by kicking all the doors and demanding that it be opened for them, without introducing themselves or presenting any documents. As soon as the door was opened for them, they broke into one of the rooms and locked themselves from the inside. The police also don’t really understand what to do. The police officer said, “We’ll wait.” But while we are waiting, something is happening inside. In particular, the organization’s volunteers are there, and we don’t know what happens to them.