Understand unrest, passion

The authorities should respond to rallies in the country, conduct a dialogue with citizens to understand why they protest. The speaker of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko stated, Interfax reports .

“We, of course, believe that we must analyze (the situation) with rallies. Senators who said that we need to more actively conduct a dialogue with different layers of society,” Matvienko said. “The authorities should not just state or pretend that all representatives of the authorities, deputies, senates, executive authorities in the regions must be found with people, to understand why they are going out of why they go out. The protests that excites them, discuss ways to resolve these issues. "

At the same time, the Speaker of the SF emphasized that the legislation prescribes the conditions for holding shares, one of which is the coordination of the rally. According to Matvienko, for shares it is necessary to choose places where protesters do not interfere with the movement of motorists, pedestrians or landscaping. In every city, places for mass shares should be determined, she believes.

At the same time, Matvienko noted that under the Constitution, citizens have the right to peacefully gather for rallies, processions, and the authorities of all levels must create conditions for this right to be realized.

Meanwhile, the Commissioner for Human Rights Tatyana Moskalkova appointed the audit "In connection with the appeal of the executive director of the All -Russian Public Movement" For Human Rights "by Lev Ponomarev and the chairman of the Moscow Helsinsky group Lyudmila Alekseeva regarding the events related to the procession of March 26 in Moscow," the Ombudsman website reported . As part of the audit, requests were sent to the Minister of Internal Affairs Vladimir Kolokoltsev, Moscow prosecutor Vladimir Churikov, Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin.

Anti -corruption shares on Sunday were held throughout Russia (

VIDEO ). They ended with mass detentions. About 20 thousand people participated in Moscow in Moscow. 1030 detainees, including more than 10 minors, were delivered to the police departments. This is a record number of detainees for one protest campaign for all the time since 1993. The police acted hard, several citizens were hospitalized with injuries. More than 120 people were left to the police.

On Monday and Tuesday, the courts arrested more than 60 participants in the action for terms of 2 to 15 days. Among those arrested on Monday was the initiator of the Sunday action - the leader of the Party of Progress Alexei Navalny. Judge of the Tver District Court Aleshova gave him 15 days in part 1 of article 19.3 (disobedience to the police officer) (

Video ), and also fined 20 thousand rubles under Part 1 of Article 20.2.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (organization of mass simultaneous stay of citizens in public places). Another judge of the Tver district court - the defendant of the Magnitsky list Alexei Krivoruchko - arrested the leader of the Moscow branch of the Party of Progress Nikolai Lyaskin for 25 days. The functionary was declared guilty under part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (repeated violation at the rally).