Chronicle of current events

June 17–21

Moscow, Malya Kislovsky Lane, 7. For many years, the office of the Movement for Human Rights was located for many years. On June 21, police officers and prosecutors said to human rights activists: “There!” - And the castles changed

June 17, Monday

Investigators searched the apartment of Oleg Navalny, the brother of the opposition Alexei Navalny. Computers, phones and 50 thousand rubles were seized. The search may be connected with the case of involvement in the prediction of the interregional processing company, which the investigation aroused against the Navalny brothers in April this year.

June 18, Tuesday

“Swamp business”: Chairman of the Zamoskvoretsky District Court Natalia Nikishina rejected all the petitions of the accused and their defenders. The first meeting will essentially take place on Monday June 24.

June 19, Wednesday

The members of the Left Front Sergei Udaltsov and Leonid Razvoszhaev were a final charge of organizing riots (part 1 of article 212 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, the term of imprisonment of liberty is up to 10 years). Earlier, oppositionists were accused only of preparing for the organization of riots. The final accusation of Leonid Razvoszhaev also appears an article on the illegal crossing of the border (part 1 of article 322 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).

June 20, Thursday

Trans -Baikal deputy Alexander Mikhailov proposed to introduce a law to the local parliament, allowing to apply bodily punishments against homosexuals. According to the idea of ​​Mikhailov, the paratroopers will detain persons of non -traditional sexual orientation, and the Cossacks will be entrusted with nagikes in the square.

June 21, Friday

Even before the summer holidays, the State Duma should accept an amnesty for economic prisoners , Vladimir Putin said at the St. Petersburg Economic Forum. According to the business ombudsman Boris Titov, the authors of the bill are now determining the list of articles that convicted by which will be able to fall under an amnesty. The State Duma suggests that 13 thousand people will be released.

Employees of the Moscow police and the prosecutor's office, accompanied by the NTV crew, came to the Moscow office of the Movement for Human Rights and changed the castles. The Moscow Property Department claims that the notification of the termination of the lease agreement was received by tenants on 02/27/2013 and the premises should be released within three months. Lev Ponomarev, the head of the “For Human Rights” movement, called it a raider seizure.

Photo: Evgeny Feldman/New Gazeta