In Perm, a street singer who served an arrest for a concert in support of the Stoptime musicians was detained at the exit from a special detention center

Street singer Ekaterina Ostasheva, who spent seven days under administrative arrest for a concert in support of the Stoptime musicians, was detained at the exit from a special detention center.

According to Perm 36.6, citing lawyer Artem Faizulin, a new administrative protocol was drawn up against Ostasheva, this time for “disobedience to the police.”

Pending the review of the protocol in court, the singer was left at the police station. The trial is expected to take place on Monday, November 10.

• A street concert in support of Stoptime took place in Perm on October 22. On November 1, Ekaterina Ostasheva was detained. The court placed her under administrative arrest for seven days under the article on refusal of a medical examination and ordered 60 hours of compulsory labor under the article on violating public order when organizing a mass stay of citizens.
• The street group "Stoptime" sang songs in St. Petersburg by musicians declared "foreign agents" - including Noise and Monetochka. On October 15, the group members were detained. Singer Diana Loginova (Naoko), guitarist Alexander Orlov and drummer Vladislav Leontyev were sent under administrative arrest under the article on organizing a mass gathering of people in a public place (Part 1 of Article 20.2.2 of the Administrative Code). Then they drew up new reports on them under the article on organizing a mass gathering of people, and on Loginova they also drew up a report on petty hooliganism (20.1 of the Administrative Code), and they were again arrested for 12 and 13 days.
• Street musicians in different cities of Russia performed in support of Stoptime. Many of them were also placed under administrative arrest.