In St. Petersburg, a picket with a poster was detained in support of the DOXA student magazine

In St. Petersburg, Anastasia Mikhailov was detained. The girl stood in a single picket in support of the editors of the student publication DOXA, who had searches today and who were charged with involving minors in dangerous actions for them (Article 151.2 of the Criminal Code).

Mikhailova got up with the poster “ Why are there so many books? #Metestoxa, while she was dressed in a police officer, after which she was detained. She herself informed the ATS-Info about this.

During the detention of Mikhailov, illegal wearing of the form was charged (Article 17.12 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Now she is being taken to the police department.

22:02 Mikhailova is located in the police department No. 78, she is charged not only by Article 17.12 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, but also by Article 8.6.1 of the Law of St. Petersburg on administrative offenses (violation of the self-isolation regime). This was announced by a lawyer from the OVD-info Veronika Karagodina, who went to the detainee to the department.

23:35 The detainee was released from the police department with protocols under the article on illegal wearing of uniforms with insignia (Article 17.12 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and violation of anti-monanavirus restrictions introduced in St. Petersburg (8.6.1 of the St. Petersburg Law on Administrative Offenses). This was reported by a lawyer from the OVD-Info Veronika Karagodina.

• In Moscow, a picket worker who spoke in support of the magazine was also detained . Yuri Chebotarev stood in a single picket at the court building, where it is prescribed to journalists to prevent preventive measures, with the poster “let my bitch not guilty friends”, after which he was detained.
• On the morning of April 14, four journalists of the DOXA student publication were searches. The searches were held in the houses of Armen Araman, Alla Gutnikova, Vladimir Metelkin and Natalia Tyshkevich. After that, they were taken to interrogations in the UK, now the court is considering preventive measures to all four.
• Journalists are accused of involving minors in dangerous actions for them (Article 151.2 of the Criminal Code). The criminal case was opened because of the DOXA video, in which the participants in the publication turned to students-they called not to be afraid of threats to deductions for participating in rallies. Subsequently, the editorial office of the magazine deleted this video at the request of Roskomnadzor.