In Vladimir, a picketer was fined for demanding self-isolation

The Oktyabrsky District Court of Vladimir fined a local resident 10,000 rubles for participating in a solitary picket. The woman demanded during the action to comply with quarantine measures. about writes This is what Open Media . The information is confirmed on the website of the court.

In the ruling, the judge pointed out that the picketer held the rally without the consent of the authorities, thereby violating the requirements of the law on public events. The website of the court states that the woman was found guilty of “petty hooliganism” and at the same time a fine was imposed under the article on holding an action without notification (part 2 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

• in Russia were registered On March 12 , six cases of coronavirus . A little less than a month later, the number of cases exceeded 10 thousand people.
• The authorities have introduced a regime of self-isolation and quarantine. The courts canceled most of the trials, began holding sessions by video link, and stopped allowing listeners to open sessions. The Federal Penitentiary Service has imposed a ban on any visits. Article 207.1 has appeared in the Criminal Code, which toughens the punishment for "fake news". Russian President Vladimir Putin postponed the vote on amendments to the Constitution.
• The restrictions associated with the pandemic became the basis for mass detentions of single picketers: in June alone, 76 people were detained at such actions in Moscow.