Opponents of forced vaccination who were planning to hold a rally were detained in Moscow

In Moscow, six opponents of forced vaccination against coronavirus were detained on Pushkin Square, who were planning to hold a rally. One of the detainees, Nadezhda Krayushkina, told OVD-Info about this.

Until the paddy wagon with the detainees left for the police department.

The detainees were taken to the Tverskoy police station. The activists clarified that they were going to sign a collective letter against forced vaccination on Pushkin Square.

13:45 A lawyer from OVD-Info, Sergei Telnov, came to help them.

14:01 The lawyer is not allowed to see the detainees at the police station; the guard at the duty station forcibly pushed Telnov out and tried to knock the phone out of his hands.

15:10 The lawyer from OVD-Info was finally allowed into the department. Sergei Telnov reports that protocols are being drawn up against his clients under the article on violation of anti-Covid restrictions (Article 3.18.1 of the Moscow Administrative Code).

15:45 All detainees were released. They were issued protocols under the article on violation of anti-Covid restrictions (Article 3.18.1 of the Administrative Code) and were required to appear at the police station in a month.

18:37 - The first rally against mandatory vaccination took place on June 26 in Novopushkinsky Square. They wanted to hold the event in the format of a meeting with State Duma deputy Valery Rashkin. The protest was interrupted by the police, at least eight people. On June 29, at a similar rally, one anti-vaxxer protested after he got into a discussion with people who convinced him of the benefits of the vaccine. detained detained