In Ulan-Ude, a pensioner was fined 150 thousand rubles for protest on April 21
Natalya Filonova on a picket against amendments to the Constitution of Russia (archive photo)
In Ulan-Ude, a pensioner Natalya Filonov was fined 150 thousand rubles for a protest on April 21. She reported this to the correspondent of Siberia. Realities. Earlier, the court fined it for 500 thousand rubles.
According to her, she was charged with a repeated violation of the rules of mass events for the protest on January 31. Appeal was filed, the case is in the Supreme Court of the Republic of Buryatia.
Earlier it was reported that Filonov was fined twice for participating in promotions in support of Alexei Navalny and other political prisoners. At first she was assigned 250 thousand rubles of a fine, and the next day another 500 thousand. Later, the court reduced the amount of fines to 500 thousand rubles.
Filonova retired, previously worked in kindergarten. She alone brings up a 15-year-old disabled son and receives a pension of 11,400 rubles. She is a member of the Solidarity movement, published a socio-political independent newspaper "Everything into the Award".
On January 23 and 31, mass protests were held in Russia in support of political prisoners and oppositionist Alexei Navalny. He was detained after returning from Germany, where he underwent treatment and rehabilitation after poisoning. On January 18, he was arrested at the request of the FSIN, for violations of a conditional term. The agency asked to replace Navalny with a conditional term in the Iv Rocher case with the real one. Supporters of Navalny called him to support him. Despite the mass protests on February 2, the policy replaced the conditional punishment with real. He should pursue a colony for about 2.5 years. Wed for YouTube Wed to Yandex.Zen