News digest for May 28

From new criminal cases to a court decision on last year's action, we talk about the main news of political pressure for May 28:

• Against the editor of DOXA, Vladimir Metelkin, was opened another criminal case - he is accused of slandering the investigator. In April, Metelkin claimed that a woman called him a "sexy hero" and said she found his Instagram account.
• The police of the Orenburg region drew up two protocols because of the posters of children on the school line. The students demanded that the school be refurbished.
• in Kemerovo Protesters were detained - they opposed cutting down trees for the construction of a bypass highway.
• The Supreme Court of Crimea upheld the decision to forcibly expel the widow of a native of Uzbekistan, who was killed by security forces during a search.
• Yury Sidorov, ex-coordinator of Open Russia, was charged with a criminal case under an article on cooperation with an "undesirable" organization.
• The court arrested the member of Pussy Riot Tim Bestsvet for 10 days because of last year's action with hanging rainbow flags on government buildings in Moscow.
• The courts in Irkutsk and Pervouralsk assigned two participants in the protests in support of Navalny 30 hours of compulsory work.
• In Tambov, a local blogger was taken to the police department after 30 days of administrative arrest imposed because of the April 21 rally. The department drew up a new report on him.
• The court imposed a fine on the Crimean Tatar activist under the article on "non-reporting" - this is the third fine in this case. According to investigators, the activist did not report communicating with a person who allegedly called for participation in hostilities in Iraq.
• Tyumen officials did not agree on the rally "For a decent life and the free development of a child in Russia." The activists wanted to draw attention to the government's policy of depriving underage children of conditions for a decent life and free development.