The ECHR awarded Nemtsov 28.5 thousand euros for arrest after the strategy-31 campaign

Boris Nemtsov goes to serve 15 days of arrest. Frame Grani-TV

The ECHR ordered Russia to pay 28.5 thousand euros to the leader of the RPR-Parnas Boris Nemtsov for the detention of strategy-31 shares in December 2010 and the subsequent administrative arrest. The decision is published on the court website. 26 thousand euros Nemtsov were awarded as compensation for moral damage, and the remaining 2.5 thousand in reimbursement of legal costs. At the same time, the applicant himself estimated the moral damage of 50 thousand euros, and legal costs - at 100 thousand rubles.

As stated in the decision of the Strasbourg Court, Russia violated Article 11 (freedom of assembly and associations), paragraph 1 of Article 6 (the right to fair trial), paragraph 1 of Article 5 (the right to freedom and personal integrity), as well as Article 3 (prohibition of torture) and 13 (the right to an effective means of legal protection) of the European Convention.

On December 31, 2010, Nemtsov was detained on the triumphal square after a agreed rally organized by Lyudmila Alekseeva when he left the corral (

VIDEO ). Politics was delivered to the Tver police department and detained two days before the court, having issued a protocol under part 1 of Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the legal request of the policeman). In the cold chamber for the administratively detained Nemts, he caught a cold.

On January 2, 2011, the judge of the 369th section of the Tver district of Moscow Olga Borovkova sentenced Nemtsova to 15 days of administrative arrest (

VIDEO ). All five hours that the meeting continued, Nemtsov held on his feet, since Borovkova did not provide him with a chair. Supporters of the politician asked permission to bring a banquet from the corridor, but Borovkova refused.

On January 10, 2011, Nemtsov, who was still in the specialist, filed a complaint with the ECHR against illegal detention and arrest. The next day, the Strasbourg court accepted this paper for consideration in priority.