News digest for October 25

Extremist organizations, detentions and fines. Here's the news for October 25th.

• The prosecutor's office recognized neo-Nazi organizations "Nevograd" and their followers as extremist. Law enforcement officials said that the activists were involved in the attack on migrants, the homeless, LGBT and anti-fascists.
• The defendants in the Red Guard case “Hizb ut-Tahrir” were confiscated personal belongings from the cells while the prisoners were at the meeting. The believers were taken away, among other things, the Koran, a prayer mat and medicines.
• near the courthouse, where the appeal hearing in the Red Guard case of Hizb ut-Tahrir was to be broadcast were detained In Simferopol, more than 20 Crimean Tatars . Among the detainees were the coordinator of the Crimean Solidarity Dilyaver Memetov and correspondents of the movement Zidan Adzhikelyamov, Ruslan Paralamov and Dilyaver Ibragimov.
• A court in Moscow fined Ruslan Kunakbaev, a solitary picketer, who went to Pushkinskaya Square with a poster for fair elections. The protester was held by the police until the trial for almost two days. The interests of Kunakbaev were defended by a lawyer from OVD-Info Sergey Telnov.
• The police detained Ekaterina Kuznetsova, coordinator of the Let's Save Sretenka group, when she was photographing the construction of an apart-hotel in the center of Moscow. The detainee believes that the construction is going on illegally and the workers are destroying the archaeological layer of the earth.