“Open Media”: observers from “A Just Russia” disappeared in Vladimir

In Vladimir, on the night of September 12, 15 observers from A Just Russia disappeared. This is reported by Open Media, referring to Denis Naydenov, a candidate for the City Duma.

Naydenov said that on the evening of September 10, SOBR operatives detained the observers, and three hours later they were released after a body search. Late on the evening of September 11, they met in a cafe after working at the polling stations, and at around 1 a.m., one of the observers wrote to Naidenov that a police car had driven up to them. Since that time, they did not get in touch and did not appear at home or at work.

“I wrote a statement to the police about the disappearance of people, I personally checked the temporary detention facility - there are no people there. I visit every police station in the city. In fact, the work was disrupted, I didn’t have a single observer left, ”the publication quotes the words of Denis Naydenov.

Postcard reports that journalists are not allowed to polling station No. 409 in Vladimir.

14:49 Journalists are also not allowed to enter polling stations No. 410 and 411, writes Postcard.

• On April 26, 2017, the Russian Prosecutor General's Office declared a number of organizations associated with Mikhail Khodorkovsky undesirable. The list includes UK-registered OR Otkrytaya Rossia, Open Russia Civic Movement, Open Russia and Institute of Modern Russia, Inc, registered in the USA. The Russian authorities believe that the Open Russia movement is related to these legal entities, and therefore is also an undesirable organization on the territory of the Russian Federation.
• On September 13, the Single Voting Day will be held in Russia.