A local police officer came to a participant in the June 12 action in Moscow and demanded that he write an explanatory note.

Ruslan Muradbegov, a participant in an anti-corruption rally in Moscow on June 12, was approached by a district police officer and demanded to write an explanatory letter in connection with the action. This was reported to OVD-Info by Muradbegov himself.

The activist noted that the trial in his case was scheduled only for August 4, and he was not found guilty of participating in the rally. According to Muradbegov, the policeman made it clear that this was not his last visit.

to one of the detainees at the rally on March 26 in Moscow On July 26, a district police officer came , demanding to show a court order and a passport. The district police officer called another detainee and said that he would come to his house to take an explanatory note. The police officer told the activist that all those detained at the March 26 rally were registered and would be “monitored” for a year.