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In St. Petersburg, art activists Katrin Nenasheva, Anna Bokler and Daria Apakhonchich, who conducted anti-war performance on Malaya Konyushennaya Street were detained in St. Petersburg. This was reported on his Facebook page Blogger Vadim Lurie.

Activists, dressed in blood -sprayed camouflage without identification marks, brought water from the Moika River, took off their camouflage and began to wash it. Then wet clothes were hung on the fence of Nevsky Prospekt.

After that, the police detained the participants of the performance. Soon, however, the human rights activist Dinar Idrisov said in the VK community of the operational response and observation group that activists were released from OP-78 with protocols under Article 22 of the city law on administrative offenses (pollution of the territory of St. Petersburg, landscaping objects), which provides for citizens from 1 to 5 thousand rubles. It is assumed that the protocols should be considered by the administrative commission of the administration of the Central District of the city.

“The description of the event is inaccurate, and even the qualification of the offense is incomplete,” the part of the article is not indicated, ”Idrisov noted.“ But most importantly, Karl: the administrative offenses under Article 22 have the right to draw up - the executive bodies of state power, but not the police have such powers. Thus, not only the detention of activists was clearly illegal and unreasonable in the absence of an administrative event offenses, but also protocols on administrative offenses in fact were drawn up by the body not authorized by law, that is, illegally! ”

Since May 25, Nenasheva held the action in Moscow "Do not be afraid" in support of women imprisoned in the colonies and freed from there. For 30 days, living her usual life, she wore a prisoner robe. “The result of the action will be 30 photographs in various situations and places,” the activist explained. “I will send photos to the prisoners of one of the colonies in the Vladimir region. On the back of each there will be a simple, but such an important phrase:“ Do not be afraid ”.

On June 12, Nenasheva and Pussy Riot participant Nadezhda Tolokonnikov held a performance on the Day of Russia on Bolotnaya Square - having a prisoners in the robe, they sewed the Russian flag. Both were detained and delivered to OP Yakimanka, from where they released after a "preventive conversation." On the way to the department, the activist tried to interrogate the TsPE operative Anton Navrotsky.

On June 25, Nenasheva completed the action "Do not be afraid" by the fact that she had a haircut on his own on Red Square . Nenashevu sneaked a boxer. At the end of the performance, both activists were detained. The next day, the Tver District Court of Moscow sentenced both to three days of administrative arrest under Part 1 of Article 20.2.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (the organization of mass simultaneous stay and/or movement of citizens in public places that entailed a violation of public order).

In September 2014, the St. Petersburg activist Kado entered Nevsky Prospekt in the image of "blinded Russia with blood in her arms." A woman in the clothes of the colors of the Russian flag and with a bandage in front of her eyes held out to passers -by “bloodied” hands with St. George ribbons on the wrists and published a loud scream on one note. The activist turned to a small garden and fell against the walls of the Eliseevsky store. The police officer who arrived helped the cado to rise, recorded her personal data and called an ambulance. Doctors soon released the activist (