In St. Petersburg, a Belarusian activist was detained at the exit of the special receptionist

In St. Petersburg, at the exit of the special receiver, the Belarusian activist Julia Stanko was detained. This was reported by "Apology of Protest" with reference to lawyer Olga Zeitlin.

Stanko is taken to the police department, a lawyer is located with her. According to preliminary information, she wants to imptorate her violation by a foreigner of the Rules of stay in the Leningrad Region (part 3 of article 18.8 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

Stanko served in a special cost 7 days of arrest under the article on the organization of a public event without a notification (part 2 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) due to recording a video message to compatriots. Its participants with white-red-white symbols sang songs, and one of them shouted “Freedom to Navalny”. According to the police, 14 people conducted a “public picket without serving <...> notification in order to publicly express their opinion and the formation of the opinions of others in support of protesters in Belarus.”

• Together with Julia Stanko, the court appointed other video start participants on March 25: Yegor Myakinnikov (he was credited with an arrest at the expense of the time in the police department), Zhanna Galeeva and Pavel Stanko. On March 26, the court also arrested Vladimir Dragun.
• Police detained on March 25 after the Court of Myakinnikov, and on March 28, after the arrest of the arrest of Pavel Stanko , they also were charged with a protocol on violation by a foreigner in Russia (part 3 of article 18.8 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Also, at the exit from the special receptionist, the police detained Jeanne Galeeva because of the February picket "Against the cooperation of the Norwegian company Yara with Belaruskalia."
• In Belarus, after the presidential election on August 9, 2020, mass protests began: the shares participants believe that the election results were falsified in favor of the current head of state Alexander Lukashenko. The shares were resonant in Russia. As one of the symbols of protest, a white-red-white flag is used.