A policeman came to the parents of a minor volunteer from Navalny's headquarters

On January 23, a policeman came to the parents of a fourteen-year-old volunteer from Navalny's headquarters in the city of Raduzhny (Vladimir Region). This was reported to OVD-Info by the teenager himself.

On January 19, a volunteer was detained while putting up leaflets with information about a rally as part of the all-Russian campaign "Voters' Strike". After the conversation, he was released without a protocol.

Having come to his parents, the policeman tried to find out where their son got the leaflets from and where the headquarters of Navalny's supporters in Vladimir is located. According to the teenager, his mother "was threatened with a fine, perhaps there will be a trial."

from the printing house was confiscated On January 19, in Kovrov in the Vladimir region , the entire circulation of leaflets with information about the all-Russian action "Voters' Strike" . The director of the printing house was taken to the police department and has already been released.

On January 17, Vladimir's administration refused to allow Navalny's supporters to approve a rally and march as part of the "Voters' Strike". about this They wrote in the action group on the VKontakte social network. According to the city authorities, the purpose of the action "does not indicate any specific problem and does not contain an expression of public opinion about it."

On December 25, the Central Election Commission refused to register oppositionist Alexei Navalny as a presidential candidate in the 2018 elections due to an outstanding conviction in the Kirovles case. After that, the politician called for a boycott of the presidential elections in 2018 and announced for January 28 an all-Russian protest action - “Voter Strike”.