The Minsk City Court sentenced Kirill Klimov to four years in prison for financing “extremist” activities, reports the human rights center “Viasna”. Klimov was found guilty of making six donations of $10 each to By_help, BYSOL and Honest People initiatives through the Facebook payment system from June 2020 to May 2021. At the trial, the man did not admit guilt, but did not deny the very fact of donations. Klimov explained that he donated money to help those repressed.

Over the past 24 hours, the Russian military has shelled at least seven Ukrainian regions. In total, eight civilians were killed in the attacks, and the same number were injured. In Kramatorsk, a search and rescue operation was completed in a house that was destroyed by a strike by the Russian army. According to the latest data , a total of 12 people, including three children, were killed from the shelling of Kramatorsk. More than 60 people were injured.

Federal Judge Gregory Presnell has issued a preliminary injunction against Florida Gov. and U.S. presidential candidate Ron DeSantis' law banning drag shows for children. In his ruling, Presnell referred to the law adopted by Desantis himself that only the parents of children are responsible for their upbringing.

— The head of the State Duma Committee on Defense, Andrei Kartapolov, said that due to Yevgeny Prigozhin’s refusal to conclude a contract with the Ministry of Defense, PMC Wagner will not be allowed to participate in the war in Ukraine. Prigozhin, according to Kartapolov, was informed about this a few days before the mutiny. He was also previously informed that the Ministry of Defense would not finance PMC Wagner if its fighters did not sign a contract, the deputy said .

Russian state universities, colleges, sanatoriums, children's health and cultural centers and other enterprises will spend 764 million 853 thousand rubles on purchases related to the occupied territories of Ukraine. We calculated this number based on more than 100 tenders posted by organizations on the government procurement website. The two most expensive tenders were placed by enterprises related to public utilities: the joint stock company Rosseti Center and the St.

All but three cases of British police infiltration of left-wing activist movements between 1968 and 1982 were found to be “unfounded” in the first report of the public inquiry. We are talking about an investigation into the abuses of security forces of a special police unit, who for decades secretly collected information, pretending to be participants in left-wing movements and entering into long-term sexual relationships with activists.

Akimats The Kazakh cities of Uralsk, Kostanay, Petropavlovsk and Kokshetau refused to allow activists to approve anti-war rallies. They were going to be held on July 2, on the 500th day since the start of the full-scale invasion of Russian troops in Ukraine. The officials referred to events allegedly previously agreed upon at the protest sites, or to incomplete data in the applications.

In the UK, the Court of Appeal has ruled that the Supreme Court's decision to send Rwandan asylum seekers back to their country of nationality was unlawful.

The head of the movement “For Human Rights” from Obninsk, Kaluga region, Tatyana Kotlyar, was fined 650 thousand rubles in a case of fictitious registration Russians_ok and foreigners_ok. The human rights activist spoke about this on Facebook. Kotlyar registered 624 people in her apartment. She explained to SOTA that she registers people for free to help them avoid having their rights violated.

A transgender student at Penza State University, who was previously forced by the university's management to drop out due to a change of documents, managed to continue his studies. Now he's being bullied fellow students in general chats.