In St. Petersburg, the administrative case of the detainee at the picket was terminated in support of the journalist Azar • OVD-Info • RIMA — Russian Independent Media Archive
In St. Petersburg, the administrative case of the detainee at the picket was terminated in support of the journalist Azar
Irina Fatyanova / Photo: Apology of protest
The Legal Committee in St. Petersburg terminated administrative office work regarding the head of the local headquarters of Navalny Irina Fatyanova. It is reported by "Apology of Protest."
Irina Fatyanova was detained at a single picket in support of the journalist and municipal deputy Ilya Azar on May 29. It made a protocol under the article on violation of the self -isolation regime (Article 8.6.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of St. Petersburg).
The picket was defended by the lawyer of Navalny’s headquarters Mikhail Uvarov with the support of the lawyer of the Apology of Protest Barbara Mikhailova.
On May 28, the journalist of Novaya Gazeta and the municipal deputy of the Khamovniki district, Ilya Azar, was arrested for 15 days for a picket in support of the author of the Ombudsman of the Police, Vladimir Vorontsov and previously detained for a similar picket of Viktor Nemetov. Azara was found guilty of repeated violation of the rules of the action (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). On the same day, journalists and activists went in support of Ilya Azar. InMoscow and St. Petersburg, 22 people were detained. They made protocols on violation of the self -isolation regime and violation of the rules of participation in the action. Two left the night before the court in the police.
The next day, May 29, municipal deputies and activists went to the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow and to the living room in St. Petersburg with the slogans “Picket Non -Crime”, “Freedom Ilya Azar”. Similar pickets have passed in different cities. In total, according to the ATS-Info, in Moscow and St. Petersburg 42 people were detained, among them both people who came out with posters and stood without symbols. We led online .