Dear Muscovites! There were many tens of thousands of us at Bolotnaya on May 6th. There are 14 people sitting in pre-trial detention for a month and a half now. An eighteen-year-old girl, candidate of chemical sciences, office worker, assistant dean of the university, businessman, student, unemployed, disabled group II, athlete, electrician, mother of a five-year-old child... They were chosen from among us almost at random. They are being tortured so that we will be discouraged in the future.

In the opposition Stockholm syndrome July 25, 2012 Viktor Shenderovich Relatives of the detainees in Bolotnaya Square expressed distrust to Alexei Navalny. So, judging by the media reports, the dry remnant of yesterday's meeting of the aforementioned relatives and Navalny looks like. What logical beauty looms, huh? So. On May sixth, the police beat hundreds of participants in a peaceful demonstration.

In uniform Drones for internal use July 25, 2012 Andrey Soldatov, Irina Borogan During the first mass rally on Bolotnaya Square on December 10, 2011, many protesters were confused by an unknown aircraft with propellers, circling over the crowd. Some even took him for UFOs. The mysterious device was a radio -controlled aircraft, which Ridus agency and RIA Novosti was used to photograph a rally.

Who would doubt that the initiative of the business ombudsman (we recently have such a position) Boris Titov - to allow human rights activists to participate in searches - will receive a harsh rebuff from law enforcement officers. And this despite the fact that, according to Mr. Titov, the idea was generally supported by Minister Kolokoltsev.

In the Kremlin Simple answers to simple questions July 25, 2012 Anton Orech They say that there are no simple answers. Why doesn't it happen? There are. It’s obvious to everyone who has a head on their shoulders, that not everything in the country is in order. Well, not everything is in order in her, no matter how you turn. People want to express their displeasure, demand changes, and, in a pretty decent form. What in response? Is the situation in the country somehow changing?