On December 1, 2011, the documentary "Khodorkovsky" was released on the screens of Russia. It will be demonstrated for 14 days in twenty halls of the country. In Moscow - in three. This film will either cause such a public resonance and spectator hype that the show will have to extend the show, and increase the number of cinemas. Or in a couple of days under various pretexts, even this very limited rental will be closed. It seems to me that the second forecast is more realistic.

During the rally opposite the White House, the leader of the Movement in Defense of the Khimki Forest, Evgenia Chirikova, and two other activists of the organization, Sergei Ageev and Alexey Rassolov, were detained. The action was called “Putin, close the offshore company,” the participants demanded to close the offshore companies of Arkady Rotenberg, known for his friendship with Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and engaged in the construction of a highway through the Khimki forest.

The head of the Golos Association, Liliya Shibanova, was detained on the night of December 3 at Sheremetyevo airport. Her laptop was confiscated, and customs officers did not present any documents. The laptop was seized until February 2012 for some kind of inspection, and customs officials do not rule out that they will extend the seizure period by two months. A massive attack is being carried out on Golos.

In the Kremlin Day of silence December 3, 2011 Viktor Shenderovich Today, on the "Day of Silence", when the law is strictly prohibited by all agitation, I would like to say a few words about the Communist Party and their leader of Gennady Andreyevich Zyuganov. But I can't. I am not Churov to do not care about the law. For a symmetrical reason, for two days, I am closing the mouth, bursting with various words related to the LDPR, “fair Russia” and other applicants for the upcoming financing.

We, members of the Russia-EU Civil Forum, consider it absolutely unacceptable to exert any pressure on independent public election observers. We are confident that the implementation of the principle of full and unrestricted access of independent public observers to elections of any kind is one of the fundamental characteristics of a democratic state.

Legislators should consider introducing a law banning the propaganda of homosexuality and pedophilia at the federal level, says Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak. At a press conference on Friday in St. Petersburg, he noted that any propaganda of non-traditional sexual relationships “is a disgusting activity,” Interfax-Religion reports.

The verdict on the most loud terrorist act in the history of Belarus has been issued. Both of the defendants - Dmitry Konovalov and Vladislav Kovalev - were found guilty of preparing the explosion on April 11, 2011 at the Minsk Metro station Oktyabrskaya: Konovalov, according to the verdict, made and delivered explosives from Vitebsk, and Kovalev helped him - including the fact that he knew about the impending terrorist attack.