New episodes in the history of relations between the authorities and society in Russia - reports for the week

Activist of the Movement "Solidarity" Vsevolod Chagaev on September 15 at the "Million march". After 2.5 months, he is forced to escape from the country
December 4, Tuesday
December 5, Wednesday
December 6, Thursday
In the Dzerzhinsky District Court of the Nizhny Novgorod Region, chaired by Judge Olga Khaidukova, consideration of the presentation of the prosecutor on the recognition of the monograph “International Tribunal for Chechnya” by an extremist publication.
The US Senate approved the "Magnitsky Law" in 92 votes against four. In addition to 60 defendants in this list, visa sanctions can be applied to Russians "liability for major human rights violations." The Russian Foreign Ministry called this vote “a performance in the theater of the absurd”, promised to close the entrance to the Americans, “who are really guilty of violations of human rights.”

Russian President Vladimir Putin at a meeting with the Prime Minister of the State Council of China Wen Zabao. Leaders discussed topical issues of Russian-Chinese relations. December 6, 2012
December 7, Friday
The prosecutor's office of St. Petersburg conducts inspections in the State Hermitage in connection with the complaints of visitors to the exhibition of the Capen Brothers “The End of Fun”. The director of the museum Mikhail Piotrovsky told reporters that people are unhappy that, in their opinion, the Christian cross was desecrated. The exhibition presents an installation on which the McDonald clown and a plush bear are pinned to the cross. Piotrovsky has already written a letter to the prosecutor general of Russia, in which he asks to take measures, "so that the museum and the prosecutor’s office do not interfere with working."
An interview with the “Solidarity” activist Vsevolod Chagaev appeared on the Rain TV channel, who left Russia after the FSB invited him to cooperate and “knock” on the opposition. According to Chagaev, an FSB officer called him nicknamed Lesha “Smile”, invited him to meet, and during the meeting he threatened that if the activist did not agree to his conditions, he would be either in prison or in the army.
Photos: Elena Rostunova, Reuters