In Krasnodar, no one is allowed to attend the trials of those detained on October 7

On Monday, October 9, consideration of administrative protocols on those detained at the October 7 rally began in Krasnodar. As “Voice of Kuban” writes , journalists and support groups are not allowed into the Leninsky and Pervomaisky district courts. The meetings were supposed to start at nine in the morning, but only started at eleven.

The Leninsky District Court does not allow people to hear administrative cases. They say that they allegedly have a “secret meeting” there. The Pervomaisky court also doesn’t allow people in; they didn’t even let Evgeniy Panchuk’s wife into the hearing where he is being tried. Some kind of hell

- say activists gathered near the court

Let us remind you that according to Russian legislation, court hearings are by default considered open and accessible to anyone (subject to public order).

On October 7, as in many other regions of Russia, a rally by Navalny’s supporters took place in Krasnodar, during which protesters demanded that the authorities stop violating constitutional rights to meetings and rallies, and allow politician Alexei Navalny to conduct a campaign to register the politician as a presidential candidate.

In Krasnodar, according to various sources, 20–30 people were detained. "Golos-Kubani" writes about about thirty detainees.