Arrest of St. Petersburg nationalist extended for two months

The Kirovsky District Court of St. Petersburg extended the arrest of nationalist and eco-activist Dina Garina by two months. In addition, according to the website of the Public Control organization, citing its own correspondent from the courtroom, Garina is now charged under two articles - calls for extremist activity (part 2 of article 280 of the Criminal Code) and inciting hatred (article 282 of the Criminal Code). Earlier reports about the Garina case mentioned one of these two articles, then the other. In addition, there is still no exact information about which texts in social networks are incriminated to the activist. She was detained shortly before November 4, when it was planned to hold a Russian march in St. Petersburg, which was not agreed upon by the city authorities. Initially, it was reported that the reason for the detention and the opening of the case were precisely Garina's calls to come to the march.