In St. Petersburg on pickets against amendments to the Constitution, more than 20 people were detained

Update (18:43)

Detained on the pickets of Alexander Golovko, to whom the force was applied, is taken to the Elizabethan hospital, accompanied by a police officer. He himself informed the North-West about this. MBH Media. "

“The heart is very nimble, girling in chest pain, the back of the head hurts. I hope we get to the hospital. I hope that the police will apologize and return me to the copper horseman, where they stopped me. After all, I just walked along the embankment. I had no posters with me, ”said Golovko.

Update (16:50)

The police also detained Olga Smirnova, reports “North-West. MBH Media. " The total number of detainees is 22 people.

Update (16:22)

In Senate Square, during pickets against amendments to the Constitution, six more people were detained-municipal deputy Igor Loparev, as well as Roman Iver, Alexey Kasatkin, Valeria Gnusarev, Julia Sadygova and Alexander Golovko, reports “North-West. MBH Media. " The number of detainees increased to 21 people.

Update (16:14)

Six more picket participants were detained-Ali Khantemirov, Evgeny Musin, Victoria Moiseychkin, Svetlana Kovalet, Anton Tebin and Anna Interova, the number of detainees reached 15 people, reports “North-West. MBH Media. "

Update (15:56)

The police detained four more picket participants-Vladislav-Klinton Baranov, Maxim Leonov, Maria Yurchenko and Marina Chuprakova, reports North-West. MBH Media. " Baranov stood with the poster "öbas". Thus, the number of detainees reached nine people.

Update (15:47)

Three more people were detained on Senate Square-Maria Kozhevatova, Pavel Chuprunov and Dmitry Nepodin, reports “North-West. MBH Media. " Kozhevatova during the detention stood in a picket, while the Chuprunov and Nagdin stood aside, they did not have posters in the hands of posters.

On Senate Square in St. Petersburg, the police detained two participants in single pickets against amendments to the Constitution, reports North-West. MBH Media. "

Maria Moldavskaya, who stood with the Putin-Uzurpator poster, were detained, and Dmitry Vasiliev, who held the poster “Euptrate the terms of the political prisoners, and give Putin a life sentence. Amnesty is for an honest person. For a tyrant, only a prison prison. ”

Earlier in St. Petersburg, activist Andrei Davydov, who laid cloves near the building of the Constitutional Court, and the chairman of the public organization Open Russia, Anastasia Burakova were detained in St. Petersburg.

The day before, after Vladimir Putin signed the law on amendments to the Constitution, it became known that the COP began to check this law in emergency mode. Earlier, all 85 regional legislatures of Russia supported the initiative in two days, and on March 11 the State Duma, and then the Federation Council approved the amendments.

We are talking about more than 40 changes. In particular, the country's main law will prescribe the priority of the Constitution over international law and remove the word “contract” from the norm, which allows citizens to be elected president for no more than two terms. Also in the Constitution there will be amendments on faith in God (which the Russians were transferred by the “ancestors”), consolidating the institution of marriage as a union of a man and a woman (the state will take on the responsibilities of protecting it) and a ban on “diminishing the meaning of the people in the protection of the Fatherland”.

Parliamentarians also approved the resonant amendment to reject the presidential terms, which was proposed by the State Duma deputy from United Russia Valentin Tereshkova. Vladimir Putin said that the option of reversing the deadlines is possible, but with a positive imprisonment of the Constitutional Court.