News digest for June 7

The prosecutor's office recognized the search of the journalist Irina Slavina as legal, the politician Alexei Navalny was returned back to the penal colony, and the preventive measure for Lyubov Sobol and Oleg Navalny was extended on a "sanitary case". We are talking about the main news for June 7th.

• Alexei Navalny was transferred to correctional colony No. 2. Prior to that, he was in a prison hospital at another colony.
• The prosecutor's office of the Nizhny Novgorod region recognized as legal the search at the home of Koza.Press journalist Irina Slavina, after which she committed self-immolation.
• Boris Yagovitov, a Jehovah's Witness from the Khabarovsk Territory , was prosecuted, and his home was searched. Another Jehovah's Witness from the same region, Sergei Kazakov, was released under house arrest. The believer spent 166 days in jail.
• The court extended the preventive measure for six months to Lyubov Sobol and Oleg Navalny as part of the “sanitary case” on violation of sanitary and epidemiological standards in connection with the January 23 action in support of Alexei Navalny. Previously, they were assigned a ban on certain actions.
• The head of the campaign headquarters, Lyubov Sobol, is being blackmailed with intimate photographs of employees of the Anti-Corruption Foundation. Among them were personal pictures of the wife of former fund operator Pavel Zelensky.
• Deputy of the Lipetsk Regional Council Oleg Khomutinnikov left Russia for security reasons. He began to receive threats because of plans to participate in the elections.
• The Investigative Committee is checking the journalist Arseniy Vesnin on the "fact of slander". In February, he wrote that the police had eaten food handed over to detainees at a rally.
• The prosecutor requested a fine of 30 thousand rubles for the Tyumen communist Alexander Cherepanov, accused of using violence against a government official.
• A participant of a single picket in support of Sofya Sapega, who was arrested in Belarus, was detained again . This time, she is charged with an article on non-compliance with transport security requirements.
• Due to the January rally in support of Alexei Navalny, the court imposed a fine of 10 thousand rubles on politician Dmitry Gudkov. On June 6, the oppositionist left Russia due to criminal prosecution.