To help the prosecutor

On March 6, Evgenia Chudnovets, convicted of repost, was released on March 6, and on March 7, the president pardoned Oksana Sevastidi, convicted of SMS. We have prepared a list of prisoners to help the prosecutor’s office so that we do not have to look for other absurdly convicted people who can be released, demonstrating “mercy”. And save budget funds on payments on the decision of the ECHR

1. The former director of the library of Ukrainian literature in Moscow, Natalya Sharina, is contained under house arrest (the court is still going on in her case). She was charged with the spread of extremist literature.

2. Video blogger Ruslan Sokolovsky is waiting for a sentence under house arrest for catching Pokemon in the church-on-blood in Yekaterinburg.

3. Valery Parfenov, Alexander Sokolov, Yuri Mukhin and Kirill Barabash are in a pre -trial detention center (Mukhin under house arrest) for participating in the initiative group for the preparation of the referendum "For responsible power". They are accused of continuing the activities of an extremist organization banned by the court.

4. Dmitry Buchenkov on May 6, 2012 was not even in Moscow. However, he is under house arrest in the “Swamp case”, the court continues.

5. The former Radio Engineer GRU Gennady Kravtsov three years after leaving the organs sent his resume to Sweden. Sentenced to 14 years in the colony (the Court of Appeal reduced the term to six years) for the disclosure of state secrets.

6. The airplane from Sochi Petr Parpulov, in a conversation with a resident of Georgia, informed him of the information published on the website of the newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda. Sentenced to twelve years in a maximum security colony.

7. Ekaterina Kharebava sent SMS to a friend to Georgia in April 2008. Convicted for six years on charges of espionage in November 2014. There are many such convicts, according to her, in Sochi.

8. Nurlan Gadzhiev transferred two thousand rubles to a friend to the operation. Sentenced to five years in the colony for “providing financial support for the Islamic State terrorist group prohibited in Russia and other countries.

9. Alexey Kungurov in his LJ criticized the actions of the Russian army in Syria. He was sentenced to two years in a colony settlement for the justification of terrorism.

10. The chairman of the Tatar Public Center Rafis Kashapov published on VKontakte posts in which he spoke about the foreign policy of Russia, the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin and violations of the rights of the Crimean Tatars. Sentenced to three years in a colony on charges of arousing hatred or enmity and calls to violation of the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation.

11. Daria Polyudova wrote in VKontakte posts in support of the failed march for the federalization of the Kuban. He was sentenced to two years in a colony settlement on charges of public calls to carry out extremist activities and public calls to carry out activities aimed at violation of the territorial integrity of Russia.

12. Andrei Bubeev made two reposts on VKontakte about the territorial affiliation of Crimea. He was sentenced to two years and three months in a colony-settlement, accusing of public calls to carry out extremist activities and public calls to carry out activities aimed at violating the territorial integrity of Russia.

13. Vadim Tyumensev placed videos on YouTube and VKontakte. He received five years in a colony on charges of arousing hatred and enmity of residents of the Lugansk and Donetsk regions of Ukraine, as well as in extremist activities.

14. Anton Isokaitis was detained on January 1, 2014. According to investigators, in the cell "from eight to 11 in the morning, he cursed, behaved aggressively, insulted the Russians, justified the use of violence to them, emphasized that he was a Lithuanian." Sentenced to two years in the colony for public calls for terrorist activities and arousing hatred or enmity.

15. Professor of the Baltic State Technical University Svyatoslav Bobyshev from 2002 to 2009 was visited by the Harbinsky Polytechnic Institute as part of the cooperation agreement. In 2009, he was accused of transferring information about the Bulava missile system to China. Sentenced to 12 years in a maximum security colony for state treason.

16. Oleg Navalny was accused of using his official position as the head of the Department of Internal Postal Services of the branch of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Post of Russia” and in conspiracy with his brother Alexei imposed an unprofitable agreement, which was due to the income. Sentenced to three and a half years in the colony.

17. Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov and Crimean activist Alexander Kolchenko participated in protest in Crimea in the spring of 2014. Sentenced to 2 0 and 10 years in prison, respectively. After two years of arrest, who pronounced himself and their activist Gennady Afanasyev, they sent himself from Russia to Ukraine in exchange for Odessa journalists.