An attack on the apartment of Dmitrievsky

In Nizhny Novgorod, on Sunday night, a human rights activist Stanislav Dmitrievsky was attacked. “My wife just called. I have an attack at half past over a night: both tracking cameras are torn, glass in the kitchen is broken (we live on the ground floor), a cement of the front door of the entrance door to the apartment is covered with a cement,” Dmitrievsky writes on his Facebook page. At this time, at this time was his wife and child, the human rights activist himself is at a conference in Sweden. On call, Dmitrievsky’s apartment was arrived by the PPS officers who refused to call the investigative group.

On Sunday, the Nizhny Novgorod civil march will be held, which the city authorities refused to coordinate. The action recorded a whole series of attacks on the offices and apartments of the opposition, and illegal "preventive detentions" are held. Late in the evening on Saturday, traffic police officers without any reason detained the local civil activist Anna Kuznetsova and the Moscow oppositionist Gennady Stroganov, who simply walked along the street. The human rights activist Evgenia Testova-Kaminskaya on a paid parking lot, unknown people abducted one car number and smeared another paint. On the eve of the order of the leadership of the local department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, a construction team was detained as part of three local activists, for several hours they were kept in the police without drawing up protocols.

On Thursday night in the Dmitrievsky office, where meetings of the Nizhny Novgorod Civil Movement are held, glass of three windows and doors were broken by sledgehammer and crowbar, and facades were doused with orange paint. On Sunday night, the office turned off the light. Listers with insults to the opposition and invitation to a civil march were placed around the city.

This year Dmitrievsky’s office was attacked 6 times. On March 2, the window was broken by brick, and the office door was filled with orange paint. On March 24, an attempt was made arson - the facade of the house was doused with gasoline, the glass was broken with bottles of incendiary mixture. In March, a whole series of provocations was committed against Nizhny Novgorod oppositionists, including an attack on the apartment of the activist of another Russia, a member of the NGD Yuri Staroverov. In 2008, the Dmitrievsky apartment was attacked - the window was defeated by bricks, the walls of the house were written out with threats and insults.

Activists of the Nizhny Novgorod Civil Movement believe that employees of law enforcement agencies, in particular the Center, can stand behind the provocations.