In the opposition 50 - 10 = June 26, 2013 Alexander Ryklin Mikhail Khodorkovsky performs 50 years old. Ten of them he is actually isolated from society, from the family, from the case. Nevertheless, it was these years of forced isolation that made him a world -famous person. Because throughout all these long years, Khodorkovsky demonstrates amazing resistance, unbending will and absolutely unique self -esteem. In the eyes of millions of people, he became a symbol of anti -Putin resistance.

In the opposition Continue? (almost toast) June 26, 2013 Alexander Osovtsov It so happened that I very well remembered my conversation with Khodorkovsky a few days before his arrest. More precisely, the end of this conversation. It was in the evening, on a day off, and we did not meet in the office, but in the pavilion near his house.

It turns out that in ten years that Mikhail Borisovich was in custody, he taught us a lot. The first is a man, at the time of the arrest of the 26th in the list of the richest people in the world, and for ten years a prisoner ... He was not a rich Pinocchio, who had stolen from money and possibilities for a tyrant, saturated with his own grandeur. Therefore, neither on an iot did not lose his own dignity.

The Federation Council has created a working group to investigate the leak of personal data of Russians, which was carried out by the largest Internet companies at the request of US intelligence services. Interfax reported this from the words of Senator Ruslan Gattarov, chairman of the upper house commission on information policy, a well-known specialist in creating fake video documents about fighting fires.

On June 26, Mikhail Khodorkovsky’s birthday (he turned 50), a rally was held in Moscow dedicated to the imprisoned former entrepreneur, after which a series of single pickets took place on Arbat. Fireworks were set off on the roof of the Vakhtangov Theater, and there was also an attempt to unfurl a poster with a portrait of Khodorkovsky. The picket participants began to be detained. According to ovdinfo.org, three buses have already been filled. A total of 46 people were detained.

In the opposition The phenomenon of Khodorkovsky June 26, 2013 Alexey Kondaurov Mikhail Borisovich Khodorkovsky held a fifth of fifty years in places of prison. He sits, something to be cunning, because such is the command of Putin. Everything else: imputed “crimes”, court decisions, garbage films on television and false articles in print media - the bureaucratic design of the will of this master. Think about it - for 10 years.

Recently, during a meeting of the Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights under the President of the Russian Federation, lawyer Vladimir Ryakhovsky raised the question of the activities of Alexander Dvorkin as an Expert Council under the Ministry of Justice, reports the SOVA Information and Analytical Center.

The information that Edward Snowden published became a very convenient pretext for Russia to propose new tightening mechanisms regulating the Russian Internet. Now there is an attack on global platforms - Google, Facebook, Twitter - under the pretext of protecting the personal data of Russians.

The European Court of Human Rights has opened proceedings on complaints from two defendants in the “Bolotnaya Case” - Yaroslav Belousov and Vladimir Akimenkov, who is going blind in custody. Both of them are present these days at court hearings in the so-called “case of twelve,” in which twelve of the twenty-seven defendants are being tried in the case of the alleged mass riots on Bolotnaya Square on May 6 last year.

The Dorogomilovsky Court of Moscow sentenced Hieromonk Elijah (Semin), found guilty of the death of two road workers as a result of an accident on Kutuzovsky Prospekt, to three years in a general regime colony, Interfax-Religion reports. As they say, feel the difference: young women who sang a song in church and “insulted” someone’s feelings will receive two years in prison.

In the opposition Swamp business. Admitted innocent June 26, 2013 Alexander Podrabinek The court hearing on June 25 adopted a completely unexpected turn. Judge Natalya Nikishina hoped to quickly finish the preparatory stage of the process and move on to reading the indictment. The defendants and their lawyers changed this script a little. It all started with the next statement of Artem Savelov about the need to create normal conditions in the trial to the defendants.

A group of artists, curators, and other representatives of the artistic and intellectual community signed an open letter in connection with the dismissal of Marat Gelman from the post of the Perm Museum of Contemporary Art PERMM. The letter says: “Many of you visited the PERMM museum and praised it. Among those who participated in the projects of the PERMM museum are many well-known artists, architects, curators, musicians, writers, and intellectuals in Russia and abroad.