The court upheld 120 hours of compulsory work for Navalny's Khabarovsk supporter

The Khabarovsk regional court on September 6 upheld 120 hours of compulsory work for Alexei Vorsin, the coordinator of Navalny's local headquarters. He is accused of violating the rules for organizing the action on June 12 "We demand answers" in Khabarovsk. this on Facebook . announced Vorsin himself

According to the activist, two of the four witnesses “obviously did not see the rally with the procession, they simply repeated the text that they were told” and confused the month of the rally.

On June 26, the Central District Court of Khabarovsk sent Vorsin to undergo 120 hours of compulsory work, finding him guilty of repeated violation of the rules of organizing or participating in a public action (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

Other organizers of the action were also found guilty by the court of first instance: Mikhail Besedin was arrested for 10 days, Ilya Yermolaev must undergo 120 hours of compulsory work. Protocols against the organizers were drawn up for trampled grass and traffic violations by the rally participants.

Actions against corruption were held on June 12 in 154 cities of Russia. Unlawful detentions and beatings of participants by the police were recorded at the actions. got into the police department More than 1769 people . In 46 police departments, at least 109 serious violations of the law were committed by officers. In the 33rd department of St. Petersburg, police officers sprayed tear gas in the room with the detainees. In addition, several participants in the protests on June 12 in Moscow and St. Petersburg were charged with the use of violence against the police, one of them was sentenced on September 6 to 2.5 years in prison.