Another member of the “Association of Popular Resistance” was detained in Moscow because of the action in Sokolniki

In Moscow, Maria Nekrasova, a member of the Association of Popular Resistance, was detained during the action “In Defense of the Free Internet.” This was reported by ANS member Dmitry Karasev.

Because of the OVD-Info, Nekrasova was taken from her apartment, first she was taken to the Sokolniki police department, then to the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Eastern District. There is no connection with her.

During the action on February 15, activists walked along the road in Sokolniki with the banner “Resign the State Duma.” On January 25, in connection with this, ANS activist Anastasia Zinovkina and another member of the “Association” Alexander Buimov were sentenced to 20 days.

blocked, detained , arrested, ANS member Mikhail Pulin said that Nekrasova was again taken to the Sokolniki police station. Police officers, according to Pulin, told the activist’s mother, who arrived at the department, that a criminal case was being opened against the girl under an extremist article. Perhaps we are talking about an administrative article on the dissemination of extremist materials (Article 20. 29 of the Administrative Code). The details are still being clarified. A report was drawn up against Nekrasova on charges of obstructing transport infrastructure and pedestrian traffic (Part 6.1, Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code) during the “For Free Internet” rally. MBKh Media reported this with reference to Nikita Zaitsev, secretary of the Association of Popular Resistance movement.

UPD 17:30 OVD-Info

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