Do not stand under the arrow

In Moscow, more than 10 people were detained near the State Duma building, standing in single pickets against the adoption of the Law on Renovation of Housing in the third reading. This was reported by one of the detainees, the chairman of the Moscow branch of the Yabloko party, Sergei Mitrokhin.

Anton Antonov-Ovseenko, Vladimir Streltsov, Veronika Velt, Vyacheslav Vankin, Alexey Filatov, Vadim Vorontsov, Vladimir Matsulevich, Igor Bakirov, Natalya Bortkevich, Irina Ilyina also found themselves in Avtozak. The detainees were taken to the Tver police department.

In addition, Disabled Chernobyl Disabled Zoya Petrovna was detained. She had a poster "Taimyrskaya street, house 8 building 1. We are for renovation! We want to live in worthy conditions!"

Mitrokhin later said that the police department are already in the police department.

Meanwhile, the State Duma building remain more than a hundred opponents of renovation. Many of them are tied with red and white construction tapes, which have become a symbol of this protest.

On June 9, the State Duma was held against the bill , in which several dozen people took part. People held the posters "Sobyaninskaya" Renovation " - barbarism of the 21st century", "Deputy, hand over your property to the Renovation Fund" and others. The State Duma hung a construction white and red tape on the fence. Several activists were detained, including Mitrokhin.

On the same day, the bill on the renovation of Moscow housing was adopted in the second reading . 406 deputies voted for the document, two opposed, two refrained.

144 amendments were introduced to the second reading, 120 of them were approved. According to these amendments, residents of the resettled houses will be able, on the request, they will not be “equivalent”, but “equivalent” housing or monetary compensation. It is possible to increase the area of ​​a new apartment for surcharge. When making the decision on the resettlement of the vote, who did not take part in the survey, are distributed in proportion to the results. Previously to anyone who did not speak, they automatically attributed to supporters of demolition. In addition, the old houses cannot be demolished while the decision to resettle is appealed in court.

The characteristics of the houses that fall under the renovation program were also clarified: this is only the houses of "the first period of industrial housing construction." These include buildings whose projects were developed from 1957 to 1968, built using typical products, walls and ceilings.

However, opponents of renovation believe that no amendments will eliminate the fundamental defects of the bill, which provides for the removal of private property