
The judge of the Tver District Court Tatyana Nevrova found activist Pavel Kuznetsova guilty of violation of Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (non-compliance with the legal requirement of a police officer), the OVD-Info reports . He was arrested for seven days.
Kuznetsov was detained the day before during the rally in support of swamp prisoners on Manezhnaya Square. He stood in a single picket. Mark Halperin, Pavel Kuznetsov, Pavel Kapitonov, Masha Ryabikova and one unnamed were detained with him. Kapitonov was released without drawing up the protocol, three were charged with article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the rules of the rally). About midnight they were released.
This week, Kuznetsov said that special services came to his work and tried to persuade threats to cooperate. Kuznetsov works at a defense enterprise.
Kuznetsov is a permanent participant in the opposition shares. He was detained on Manezhnaya on February 6 and on April 6 during shares in support of swamp prisoners, on January 23 for shares of solidarity with the Maidan. On April 20 and May 26, 2013, Kuznetsov participated in shares on Red Square and was also detained.
In total, about 50 people participated in the promotion on Manezhnaya Square. In addition, the "Committee on May 6" held a coordinated picket at the Novokuznetskaya metro station ( 
Strategies-6 shares for the liberation of swamp prisoners and all political prisoners are held on the 6th of each month in the format of folk gathering and single pickets.
On May 6, on the second anniversary of overclocking the march of millions, a folk gathering passed in Bolotnaya Square . About 300 people participated in it. There were a large number of police officers on the square, but there were no mass detentions for the rally. In total, two participants in the gathering were detained, James Ellis and Maria Goncharova. They had posters "Police, be people!" And "Freedom to prisoners of fascist concentration camps!"
Earlier on this day, 12 civilian activists were published on a pedestrian Luzhkov bridge near the Banner of Banners "Russia NOT Prison" and "Freedom to political prisoners!", As well as lit fireers ( 
On promotions in defense of swamp prisoners in two years, a total of about one and a half thousand detentions were a total of about one and a half thousand .