The head of Navalny’s headquarters in St. Petersburg requires 200 thousand rubles from the Ministry of Internal Affairs

Irina Fatyanova, head of Navalny’s headquarters in St. Petersburg, filed a lawsuit against the Ministry of Internal Affairs due to the detention on the protest on January 23. Fatyanova wants to recover 200 thousand rubles from the police, writes Zachs.ru.

“I don’t understand why I, like the other detainees who spent the night in the police department in a dirty cold chamber, should turn a blind eye to this, so together with a lawyer and filed a lawsuit,” the activist comments.

Irina Fatyanova was detained during a protest in St. Petersburg on January 23. The police drew up a protocol for violating the procedure for organizing a mass event. The court arrested the activist for six days.

Mass protests in support of Alexei Navalny in Russia took place on January 23, 31 and February 2. Thousands of people took to the streets in protest with the current policy and in support of the opposition Alexei Navalny after the court in Moscow changed the conditional term of Navalny to the real in the case of "Yves Rocher". According to the ATS-Info, more than 10 thousand people were detained in cities.

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