The past week left a dual sensation. On the one hand, it is obvious that contrary to the presidential hints that we, they say, are not 37th year, the situation is developing precisely according to this scenario (I'm not about the degree of cruelty). Television hardly controlled by the Kremlin continues to promote the flywheel of the charges, in a huge number of supplied by the Investigative Committee.

The Moscow Regional Court sentenced Andrei Kashirin, one of the participants in the beating of environmental activist and journalist Konstantin Fetisov, to four years in prison. Fetisov, head of the Khimki branch of Right Cause, was a member of the Movement in Defense of the Khimki Forest and opposed the operation of a landfill in Khimki. In the fall of 2010, he was beaten with baseball bats, breaking his head.

A new case has been opened against oppositionists, writes Nezavisimaya Gazeta. The accused have not yet been named; it is only known that we are talking about public calls for the overthrow of the constitutional order. The FSB has already interrogated one witness, Richard Sobolev, who is accused in the case of mass riots on Bolotnaya Square, although he was not even there.

In society Pussy Riot - should be continued? November 30, 2012 Anton Oresh Regarding the decision of the Zamoskvoretsky court on the videos of Pussy Riot, I have one question: is this a private idiocy of a particular court or is it a far -reaching plan? Obviously, Judge Musimovich did not study the video. Since the court was represented nothing but expert opinion. An expert opinion in our country can be represented by anyone by justifying any heresy.

In the opposition The authorities light up November 30, 2012 Natella Boltyanskaya Inscriptions appeared on the wall of the Memorial building, claiming that a foreign agent was sitting here. The first swallow of the name of the pasteen law. Pascular consequences, once: the suspension of activity, persecution of a criminal nature and other-have not yet begun. But the anger of the "people's" has already been canalized.

On December 1, a theatrical demonstration will be held in Moscow as part of the international days of united action against political repression in Russia. Its participants will gather at 13.30 on Nikitsky Gate Square and lead the “prisoners” to the “trial”, which will take place in Novopushkinsky Square. The organizers of the action intend to turn this action into a trial of the repressive system, which tries to file any protest against the policies of the authoritarian state.