On July 5, bailiff Evgeniy Chetverik gave me a resolution in duplicate to restrict Nemtsov’s travel abroad for six months, issued at the request of the Finnish citizen, Mr. Timchenko. The document with seals and signatures was approved by the acting head of the department of bailiffs for special enforcement proceedings Denis Borisov. Received by me directly at Butyrsky Val, at the Bailiff Service Office for the city of Moscow.

In society Free person July 7, 2011 Viktor Shenderovich Today is 75 years old Igor Guberman. His name has long been a definition of the genre, but today we are not talking about verses, but about a person. I found him already free - in every sense of the word. The main sign of the genius is the lack of visible efforts: everything turns out as if by itself.

The Center for Information and Analytical Technologies, established by decree of the Moscow government and the administration of the Moscow region and existing in the capital for twenty years, will check all printed, audio and video materials for extremism starting next year. Interfax reported this on July 7, citing a source in the city administration. According to the agency’s interlocutor, such an order was signed by Mayor Sergei Sobyanin.

In uniform The authorities stumbled in practice of Magnitsky July 7, 2011 Alexander Podrabinek The authorities were perplexed for a long time: why did this death of Sergei Magnitsky so excited the Western political world? Well, Russian human rights defenders - they constantly shakal from the Western embassies and work out the received grants. But why such an international noise because of an unknown lawyer? At first, the authorities were silent, hoping that the scandal would fade away by itself.

The lawyer of PARNAS co-chairman Boris Nemtsov, Vadim Prokhorov, said that his client is prohibited from leaving Russia from July 5 for six months, Kommersant writes on July 7. Meanwhile, Nemtsov himself, according to the newspaper, learned about this from Prokhorov while in Strasbourg at a session of the European Parliament.

In uniform The boundaries of prosecutorial control July 7, 2011 Andrey Soldatov, Irina Borogan An attempt by prosecutor General Vyacheslav Sizov commit suicide, whatever its immediate reasons, attracted attention to the conflict of interests between no one controlled by the FSB and the Prosecutor General, which formally obliged to oversee the special services. In the Soviet Union, the main tool for supervision of the KGB was a party apparatus.