Security forces in Moscow came to a previously detained protest participant with rainbow flags

Police officers came to the house of Elizaveta Diederich, a participant in the Pussy Riot protest with rainbow flags in Moscow. This was reported to OVD-Info by Alexander Sofeev.

Diederich does not open the door to the security forces. The lawyer of the "Apology of Protest" Mansur Gilmanov is in touch with her.

16:05 Diderich said that the police stayed at her apartment for about half an hour, then left. They tried to look inside from the stairwell.

• Elizaveta Diderich was detained on October 7, she was released from the department with an obligation to appear for the subsequent drawing up of a protocol.
• On the birthday of President Putin, members of Pussy Riot held an anti-homophobic action: they hung out rainbow flags at various departments in Moscow. at the rally itself was detained This was followed by the reaction of the security forces: a journalist were taken to the department, the security forces came to the other houses. , in the evening a participant and a participant in the rally