Security forces came to search human rights activist Irina Putilova in connection with the Open Space case.

In Moscow, security forces came to search the home of human rights activist Irina Putilova in connection with the Open Space case. She herself reported this to OVD-Info.

It is not yet clear what business is meant.

The search at Putilova’s house is taking place as part of a criminal case under the article of hooliganism motivated by political and ideological hatred (clause “b” of Part 1 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). This was reported by lawyer Sergei Telnov.

23:10 The procedural status of the human rights activist is not yet known.

The search at Putilova's place is over. The security forces interrogated her as a witness right in the apartment. During the search, law enforcement officers turned the entire house upside down, but did not seize anything. This was reported by lawyer Sergei Telnov, who represented her interests.

June 17 00:41 - On the night of June 16, Open Space volunteer Daria Soboleva had a criminal case against an unidentified person under the article of vandalism committed on the grounds of political, ideological or other hostility (Part 2 of Article 214 of the Criminal Code). According to the search warrant, we are talking about placing materials with anti-war slogans at the Open Space exhibition. a search was conducted - on June 14, the police arrived at the Moscow office of Open Space following a call from the pro-Kremlin movement SERB. Security forces seized anti-war stickers, a SOTAVISION banner and guarantees. The events were carried out in connection with an investigation into a possible crime under a criminal article on discrediting the actions of the Russian military (Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code) or an offense under an administrative article on the promotion of non-traditional values ​​among minors (Article 6.21 of the Administrative Code). After the search, security forces detained Daria Soboleva and Irina Putilova, they were taken to the Basmanny police station and later released. came