New protocols were drawn up against activists serving administrative arrest for participating in the picket

Activist Matvey Alexandrov and former person involved in the "Moscow case" Samariddin Radjabov, who are serving an administrative arrest in a special detention center, were charged with a picket in support of Ilya Azar. This is reported by lawyer Maria Eismont.

A senior officer of the Department for the Execution of Administrative Legislation of the Presnensky Department of Internal Affairs acquainted Radjabov and Aleksandrov with the protocols under the article on repeated violation of the rules for holding an action (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). In the picket of activists, the security forces saw "an action clearly united by the unity of goals and a common organization."

The term of administrative arrest of Aleksandrov ends on the evening of June 26, Radjabov - on June 27.

Eismont also spoke about the visit of unknown people to Radjabov's cell. Two unidentified men, who introduced themselves as employees of the PMC, first asked Radjabov about the conditions of detention in the special detention center, and then about who finances him, “whether Khodorkovsky, Navalny and all the others help him.” The men also asked if Radjabov was going to become a “protest leader” and organize a rally.

In a conversation with MBKh Media, PMC member Marina Litvinovich said that the management of the special detention center confirmed that members of the PMC did not come to them. The PMC assumes that the unknowns could be employees of the Center "E", the FSB or other law enforcement agencies.

• On June 10, the Presnensky District Court appointed Radjabov 18 days of arrest, the reason was the procession in which Radjabov took part after his release from the police department on June 5. He was charged with a repeated violation of the rules for holding public events (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).
• Radzhabov was detained on June 9 near the building of the Presnensky Court, where the case of a marcher, Matvey Aleksandrov, was being considered (he was also later arrested for 18 days).
• On June 5, 2020, supporters of the “Indefinite Protest” and participants of the action for the right to peaceful protest released from the Presnya police department held a procession on the way from the department. On the eve of the rally, law enforcement officers interrupted a series of single pickets in Moscow and St. Petersburg, which was carried out by activists outraged by the detentions at peaceful rallies. OVD-Info led online .