The Moscow City Hall denied the anti-fascist “Committee of January 19” the right to march along Tverskoy Boulevard from the Timirizyaev monument to the Pushkin monument in memory of lawyer Stanislav Markelov and journalist Anastasia Baburova, killed on January 19, 2009. In 2009, a few days after the murder, a procession in the center along Nikitsky and Tverskoy boulevards, which preceded a rally on Pushkin Square, took place without incident.

The demonstrative arrest in the center of Moscow is the leader of the political opposition, the former governor and Deputy Prime Minister, a member of several convocations of the Russian parliament at the usual time would cause an immediate international reaction. New Year's holidays made adjustments (for which the Kremlin, obviously calculated): only a few days after the arrest of Boris Nemtsov and half a dozen of other opposition and detention in Moscow and St.

In the opposition Fresh name ("What to do?") January 12, 2011 Nutella Boltyanskaya Porridge boils and gurgles, brewing in December and abundantly poured with salt of disappointment ... In fact, to be honest, I did not have any special illusions on the topic of “what”. There were illusions about "how." It seemed to me that they (the authorities) would try to at least observe a certain decor, external decency. However, someone sensed sensibly-is it a hell in front of you, goat, dance?

The conflict between supporters of the shares of the 31st at the Gostiny Dvor and in Palace received a new turn, the meaning of which it seems to me to think far from not only the St. Petersburg. I was one of those who signed the appeal to the Democrats on the way with nationalists. For many, including in "solidarity", it caused a reaction bordering on rage. Skakovsky answered indignant. Now I consider it necessary to speak out.

In addition to the mass arrests on Manezhnaya Square, the victims of which, in addition to the leaders of nationalist movements and people with protest posters, were journalists and passers-by, on January 11 there were arrests in the south-west of Moscow. Guest workers, mostly citizens of Kyrgyzstan, tried to hold a rally to oppose the mass checks of visitors carried out by the Federal Migration Service.

In the opposition How I spent this winter (part 2) January 12, 2011 Alexander Ryklin As a matter of fact, by the time Borovkova “judge” began to condemn Ilya Yashin, none of those present left for this cute woman. Therefore, Yashin, refusing to participate in the farce, from my point of view, acted absolutely correctly. Do you, gentlemen, still need to comply with certain formal rituals?

The Solidarity movement demanded the release of its activists in Ulan-Ude, Nadezhda Nizovkina and Tatyana Stetsura, who were arrested on December 31 for 60 days. The statement says: “For almost a year now, the illegal criminal prosecution of two girls, members of the Solidarity Movement, lawyers Nadezhda Nizovkina and Tatyana Stetsura, has been going on in Ulan-Ude.

The newly formed “December 11 Movement” announced on the Internet that on the 11th of every month, according to the tradition established by the atrocities of December 11, Russian people should gather at Manezhnaya, walk and sing Russian songs. The idea of ​​the movement is to gather as many people as possible who are dissatisfied with the anti-Russian regime.

On January 12, the Gagarinsky Court of Moscow recognized the arrest of Eduard Limonov as legal. Limonov was detained in connection with the December 31 rally on Triumfalnaya Square, but he was captured upon leaving his apartment along with Other Russia activist Kirill Manulin. On the same day, the court sentenced Limonov to arrest for 15 days. It was alleged that Limonov swore obscenely at the police officers who detained him and pushed them away.