The Court of Appeal in Nizhny Novgorod upheld the arrest of candidate of biological sciences and activist Andrei Boyarshinov. Previously, his detention in the pre-trial detention center was extended until April 11, which exceeds the limit provided by law. maximum period is 12 months. Andrey has been under arrest since March 29, 2022. Boyarshinov is accused of “justifying terrorism” because of messages he allegedly wrote in one of the protest chats in Kazan.

In Dushanbe, the court sentenced Abdullo Shamsiddin, the son of the Tajik opposition, Shamsiddin Said, to 7 years in prison, after the man was deported from Germany. The relatives of Shamsiddin warned the German authorities that in their homeland a man was threatened with torture and imprisonment.

Igor Murashov, the former general director of the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, told The New York Times about the cruel treatment of the station's employees by the Russian occupiers. Murashov began leading the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant shortly before the Russian invasion of Ukraine. According to Murashov, the employees were taken to the “pit” - a special place for torture, after which they returned beaten until they bled, if they returned at all.

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The human rights project Gulagu.net has suspended the removal from Russia of military and security officials opposed to the invasion of Ukraine, its founder Vladimir Osechkin said. Activists made this decision after one of the deported occupiers, Pavel Filatyev, admitted to involvement in war crimes. Swedish journalist Erik de la Reguera found out that Filatyev knew about the execution and hanging of the Ukrainian women detained by him and his colleagues at the time of his request for help.

The support group of political prisoners Azat Miftakhova said that the special services were coming to the colony. The security forces came to Azata to take his voluminous photo. This is the first visit to the FSB to Miftakhov from the moment that it became known about the new preparatory criminal case against the “Moscow cell” of the non -existent terrorist organization “Network”.

A court in St. Petersburg sentenced archaeologist Oleg Belousov to five and a half years in prison for “fakes” about the Russian army and “calls for extremism” in an anti-war comment on VK. Belousov was detained in June 2022, while security forces broke down the door of his apartment. Belousov was reported by his acquaintance Sergei Chmykhun. Together they were members of a VK group dedicated to amateur archeology and treasure hunting. Chmykhun wrote about the denunciation on his VK page.

At least seven civilians were injured due to Russian shelling of Ukraine within 24 hours on March 28-29. Five people were wounded in the Donetsk region, three of them in Bakhmut and two in Chasovoy Yar, said the head of the OVA Pavel Kirilenko. In the Kherson region, one person was injured due to Russian shelling, said the head of the regional administration, Alexander Prokudin. During the day, Russia attacked the region 34 times.

A court in Orenburg acquitted police officers Evgeny Strelkov, Aset Kulkushev and Danil Nikulshin, who were accused of exceeding official powers with the use of violence for torturing a detainee. The victim accused them of beating them and threatening them with sexualized violence. The prosecutor requested six and a half years in prison for the security forces. The plaintiff, Gennady Shvetsov, was detained for allegedly stealing a phone in 2021.