The court released Maria Dubovik from the New Greatness case from pre-trial detention center under house arrest

The Dorogomilovsky Court of Moscow changed 19-year-old Maria Dubovik, accused in the New Greatness case, a preventive measure from detention in a pre-trial detention center to house arrest, Interfax writes.

for a change in the measure of restraint for Dubovik and another defendant in the New Greatness case, 18-year-old Anna Pavlikova The investigators asked .

Earlier on August 16, the court also transferred Pavlikova from the pre-trial detention center to house arrest .

• Anna Pavlikova, Maria Dubovik and other defendants in the New Greatness case were detained in March. They are accused of organizing an extremist community.
• The defense of Pavlikova and Dubovik repeatedly asked to change their preventive measure due to the state of health of the girls. The Ombudsman and the head of the Human Rights Council made the same request, but the court had previously left the defendants in the New Greatness case in a pre-trial detention center.
• On August 15, a "March of Mothers" was held in Moscow in support of Pavlikova and Dubovik.