News digest for September 9

A request for punishment in a “sanitary matter”, a claim by the Moscow metro for one and a half million due to a rally and an extension of the guard for actionist Pavel Krisevich. We tell you the main news for September 9.

• The prosecutor's office demanded that Pussy Riot member Maria Alyokhina be sentenced to two years of restriction of freedom on a “sanitary matter.” The activist is charged with inciting violation of sanitary and epidemiological rules at the rally on January 23 in support of Alexei Navalny.
• The Moscow Metro filed a lawsuit in the amount of 1,541,148 rubles against libertarian Gleb Maryasov over the January 23 rally. The activist is required to compensate the funds spent on paying transport workers.
• Actionist Pavel Krisevich's term of detention in a pre-trial detention center was extended . He is accused of hooliganism in connection with the performance on Red Square.
• The ex-head of Navalny's headquarters in Khabarovsk, Alexey Vorsin, told how during a search he was beaten by security forces. The riot police smashed his face with their fists, demanding to show his phone PIN code.
• In Chechnya, the kidnapped relatives of political emigrants Khasan Khalitov and Ilman Mamakaev were released . Supporters of Ramzan Kadyrov on social networks declared blood feud against their families.
• Doctors in the colony discovered that Oleg Ivanov, convicted in the Artpodgotovka case, had a fractured shoulder that remained after his arrest in 2017. The prisoner is denied proper treatment.
• The Chelyabinsk court refused to allow the local branch of the Yabloko party to hold pickets in the city center. The Chelyabinsk administration stated that all 85 places for the action declared by the opposition had already been occupied by representatives of United Russia.
• In Orekhovo-Zuevo and Obninsk, men were detained for distributing Smart Voting leaflets. One of the detainees at the police department was locked in an office; the security forces threatened to take him to court for allegedly not paying a fine for allegedly having no nationality.
• The Moscow City Courtdismissed the case against Inna Kholodtsova, who was detained for attempting to lay out the inscription “Putin Voo” in millet on Manezhnaya Square. Her interests were defended by OVD-Info lawyer Alexander Lokhmutov.
• In St. Petersburg, the courts dismissed the cases of three people detained due to protests in support of Alexei Navalny. Their interests were defended by lawyer Veronika Karagodina and lawyer Olesya Vasilchenko, collaborating with OVD-Info.