In Moscow, a participant in the September 9 rally was visited by the juvenile affairs inspectorate.

In Moscow, an inspector for work with minors came to the home of a participant in a rally on September 9. This was reported to OVD-Info by the girl's mother, Maria Starostina.

The employee said that she needed to take an explanation because of the girl's participation in an "illegal action." At the same time, the law enforcement officer noted that they had been looking for her for several weeks and could be put on the wanted list.

In September, after an action against the pension reform, an employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs came to school No. 67 to talk with a girl. She refused to talk, but the deputy director insisted on a conversation. The law enforcement officer demanded from the girl the names, surnames and contacts of the main agitators for attending the rally.

Prior to this, the activists had a conversation with a classmate at the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs at 38 Petrovka. An unknown man simply stopped her on the street. During the conversation, he asked the girl about the daughter of Maria Starostina.

The woman noted that her daughter encourages classmates to attend rallies and talks a lot with them, changing the minds of teenagers about the political situation in the country.

• On September 9, rallies and marches were held in many cities of the country against raising the retirement age. According to OVD-Info, the police detained more than 1,195 people in different cities of Russia.