The Kinopoisk streaming service was fined a million rubles twice in a day for “demonstrating LGBT people”—a total of two million. Both fines were issued by the Zamoskvoretsky Court of Moscow. According to the pro-state agencies TASS and RIA Novosti, this time the attention of Roskomnadzor was attracted by the films “Alexander” by Oliver Stone, “Partings in Rome” by Edoardo Leo and “Sils Maria” by Olivier Assias. In total, Kinopoisk has already received three fines for not having an age limit.

Consequences of shelling in Lviv Regional Military Administration Consequences of shelling in the Ivano-Frankivsk region Regional Military Administration Consequences of shelling in the city of Dnepr Regional Military Administration Consequences of shelling in the Zaporozhye region Regional Military Administration Russia fired cruise missiles at the Volyn region - the strikes fell on the city of Lutsk, the regional center.

A 40-year-old man died in Nagorno-Karabakh due to chronic malnutrition. The Ombudsman in the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR) Gegham Stepanyan reported about the incident. This is the first case of starvation due to the blockade of the NKR. Stepanyan said that according to the conclusion of the forensic medical examination, the cause of death of Stepanakert resident K.

In Norilsk, the court recognized the heads of the Norilsk TPP-3, owned by the NTEC (Norilsk Nickel subsidiary), guilty of a careless attitude to the diesel fuel reservoir and sentenced them to correctional labor, the court of the court’s press service said. The Mediazone drew attention to this. We are talking about the fuel spill in 2020, when more than 21 thousand tons of fuel got into the environment.

A court in the US state of Montana sided with young activists who said the state's environmental laws violated their constitutional right to a clean and healthy environment. Before this decision, Montana law allowed for fossil fuel requests not to be assessed. In her decision, District Court Judge Kathy Seely found the state's policies in evaluating requests for fossil fuel permits to be unconstitutional. Policy did not allow outside institutions to conduct such assessments.

In October, in Munich, a journalist Elena Kostyuchenko was poisoned by an unknown substance, according to The Insider and Bellingcat. Kostyuchenko had already tried to kill in Ukraine before, where she worked at the beginning of the war on reports on the war crimes of the Russian army. Elena Kostyuchenko Cold The journalist turned to German doctors only ten days after the start of the symptoms.

A court in the Naryn region arrested for two months a local resident who allegedly fought as part of the Wagner PMC in Ukraine. Radio Azattyk reports this. The man was detained three weeks after returning to the republic. His wife told the publication that he went to Russia to work in 2020, but a year later he was arrested on suspicion of transporting drugs. In 2021, the court sentenced a Kyrgyzstani man to ten years of imprisonment in one of the Russian colonies.

On August 14, in Dagestan, security forces conducted a search in the house of the founder of the human rights group “Marem” Svetlana Anokhina, she reported on her Facebook page. Her mother, eldest daughter and three granddaughters were present in the house during the search. Anokhina herself left Russia more than two years ago, and, according to her, she took with her materials that could be of interest to law enforcement agencies.

The Supreme Court of Belarus officially liquidated the United Civil Party (UCP), writes Euroradio. Like the Belarusian Popular Front (BPF), this organization was one of the oldest parties in the country. In June 2020, the political council of the UCP accused Alexander Lukashenko of criminal offenses and abuse of power.

The head of the public relations department of the Moscow State Institute of Culture, Ekaterina Levdina, organized the persecution of student activists involved in creating a chat for first-year students. Levdina was removed from this chat because representatives of the university administration are not allowed into it. Levdina demanded its removal and threatened their creator with the police.

The prosecutor’s office of the Zhetysu region has terminated the criminal case of “violation of the inviolability of private life” against journalist Sandugash Duisenova. The department told about this in its press center. Sandugash Duisanov Orda.kz The prosecutor's office decided that the case of an activist could not be qualified as a criminal.

The Investigative Committee terminated the criminal case against contract serviceman Vladimir D. article “Arbitrary abandonment of a unit during a period of mobilization or martial law,” which carries a penalty of up to five years in prison, is reported by Military Lawyers. During the investigation, Vladimir admitted his guilt and repented that allowed the investigator to terminate the criminal prosecution.