In Yaroslavl, the police are looking for the organizer of a rally against “garbage reform” that took place in Hyde Park

In Yaroslavl, police officers came to the house of one of the speakers at the rally against the "garbage reform" on February 3, Elena Bogdanova. This was reported to OVD-Info by Elena Lekiashvili.

According to her, they demanded an explanation from Bogdanova and asked who exactly was the organizer of the event held in the local Hyde Park. The limit on the number of participants in this site is 100 people, but the police said they counted more. Bogdanova refused to explain, citing Article 51 of the Constitution.

UPD 17:53 Police officers also came to the house of environmental activist Anna Golovina, who lives in a village near Yaroslavl, Lekiashvili said. As in the case of Bogdanova, the activist was asked about the organizers of the rally against the "garbage reform", but she refused to talk, citing Article 51 of the Constitution. After that, the police left.

• On February 3, rallies against landfills, landfills, incinerators and "garbage" reform are held in several regions of Russia at once