Sweden has extradited to Turkey an activist of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, which Ankara considers a "terrorist organization", reports Anadolu Agency . Thus, the Swedish authorities began to fulfill the conditions of Turkey's consent to the country's accession to NATO. Alleged PKK activist Mahmud Tata was sentenced to six years and ten months in prison in Turkey for “terrorist activities.” In 2015, he fled the country and sought political asylum in Sweden. He was denied asylum.

Chechen blogger Tumso Abdurakhmanov, who criticized Kadyrov and now lives in Sweden, has stopped communicating, VAYFOND reports, citing Tumso’s brother. Tumso Abdurakhmanov Source: Associated Press Around December 1, information about Abdurakhmanov’s death began to spread in a telegram. A video of a supposedly dead blogger was published, but several people noted in the comments that it was not an activist.

The US State Department has designated Wagner PMC as an “entity of particular concern” due to its activities in the Central African Republic. this . stated US Secretary of State Antony Blinken Along with PMC Wagner, the list of “organizations of particular concern” included the Taliban, Boko Haram, Al-Shashab, ISIS-Greater Sahara and ISIS-West Africa.

In Moscow libraries, books “foreign agents” and works on LGBT topics are being removed from the shelves. According to The Village, a list of 15 authors whose works should not be available is being circulated among libraries.

In Kyrgyzstan, police officers are putting pressure on the organizer of a march against gender-based violence, which will take place on December 3 in Bishkek, reports the Karshylyk movement. As activists said, on the eve of the march, an employee of the Leninsky Department of Internal Affairs, Tilek Ilebaev, tried to intimidate the organizer Tatyana Medvedeva: he interrupted the phone with constant calls, shouted into the phone and threatened to come to her home.

Workers of the Kirinskoye gas condensate field, who went on strike due to non-payment of wages and signed notices to refuse work, will not be allowed to attend the next shifts at the enterprise, reports Sakh.com. The deputy director of the NGKM company, which hired the workers, suggested that the strikers look for another job. The strike at the Kirinskoye gas condensate field became known on December 1.

In Moscow, several full-time students of the Financial University under the Government of Russia were forcibly taken into the army, Kholod reports, citing the brother of one of the students, Kirill Yudin. The police detained the young people in the university dormitory and took them to the Savelovsky military registration and enlistment office, where they were kept for more than 13 hours without communication or the opportunity to contact their relatives.

For more information on what is allowed and what is not allowed, read the cards. If you are in Russia or planning to return there, you cannot repost our materials on social networks, link to them or publish quotes. Two plainclothes police officers mistook 14-year-old Alexander Kostin for a drug dealer. After talking to him, the police officer decided to shake his hand, but the teenager refused, after which he was beaten.

Zarema Musaeva, abducted from Nizhny Novgorod, had her arrest extended until February 12, 2023. Zarema Musaeva with her sons Source: Team Against Torture Zarema Musaeva is the mother of Chechen activists Ibragim and Abubakar Yangulbaev. In January, she was forcibly taken from Nizhny Novgorod to Chechnya, allegedly for interrogation in a fraud case in the status of a witness. In Grozny, Musaeva was sentenced to 15 days of arrest under the article of petty hooliganism.

First Department lawyer Maxim Olenichev won the case against Valentin Khoroshenin and other activists against Russia. The human rights activist obtained a ruling obliging Russia to pay 3,900 euros for violating Valentin’s right to a fair trial. The decision was made on December 1. In 2018, Khoroshenin went to a rally against pension reform; at that time he was a minor.