In Kaliningrad, the administrator of the group of VK was accused of "discrediting" the army

In Kaliningrad, the police accused the Karelian activist Anna Boykova of "discrediting" the Russian army and violation of the procedure for holding a rally. About this writes "7x7".

In relation to Boykova, two protocols were drawn up. She placed anti-war posts in the city Telegram channel. The posts were noticed by a policeman who was a channel subscriber.

According to the activist, she made a repost from the feminists channel, thinking that she was in a closed channel. In addition, a resident of Karelia complained about the Boykova group "Nosypic Pitkiaranta" in VKontakte. In it, residents are discussing the problems of the city. But the police left the content of the content in this group.

• On March 4, the State Duma unanimously and immediately in three readings adopted a bill on punishments for the extension of inaccurate information on the actions of the Russian military. A new article has appeared in the Criminal Code - 207.3. In accordance with it, the guilty faces up to three years of the colony for the spread of inaccurate information about the actions of the Russian armed forces. If the "fake" is common in an organized group or was accompanied by a fake of evidence, the maximum sentence of punishment grows up to 10 years of the colony. If the distribution of inaccurate information entailed grave consequences, the guilty will face up to 15 years in the colony.
• According to the Human Rights Project "Agora", at least 32 criminal cases of "discrediting the army" were instituted in Russia. The head of the Investigative Committee of Russia Alexander Bastrykin reported on May 3 that there were 35 such cases.