A criminal case has been opened against 32-year-old Chechen resident Muslim Akhmaev, who tried to cross the Turkish-Syrian border and join the Islamic State together with student Varvara Karaulova, despite the fact that he told Russian law enforcement agencies about this. As the suspect's lawyer Aindi Betrizov told RIA Novosti, Akhmaev was detained on the Turkish-Syrian border on May 27 along with student Varvara Karaulova and 13 other Russians who were planning to join the Islamic State.

Information from human rights activists about the forceful suppression of the action of convicts in IK-46 Nevyansk does not correspond to reality, says Alexander Levchenko, head of the press service of the Sverdlovsk department of the Federal Penitentiary Service.

Investigators detained the head of IK-46 as a suspect in the case of the death of a 26-year-old convict. Previously, he was removed from service at the request of convicts who began a hunger strike in the colony. The Investigative Committee reports about the detention of the head of IK-46, located in Nevyansk, as part of a criminal case. According to the website of the Main Directorate of the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Sverdlovsk Region, the name of the detainee is Ilya Chikin.

The head of the GUFSIN of the Sverdlovsk region, Lieutenant General Sergei Khudorozhkov, gave the prisoners who were on hunger strike for the second day an ultimatum and promised to send special forces into the colony if they did not stop the protest, human rights activist Alexei Sokolov said on Monday. “At the moment, Khudorozhkov set a condition for the prisoners - if they do not stop the hunger strike, special forces will come in and disperse the convicts into groups by force.

The Vyborg City Court of the Leningrad Region scheduled for July 16 a hearing on the merits of the criminal case against three manufacturers and suppliers of firearms, which later ended up at the disposal of the neo-Nazi gang BORN. “On Monday, a preliminary hearing was held in court in the criminal case against Vladimir Lapin, Dmitry Rodionov and Igor Seleznev, and the issue of extending the preventive measure was decided.

The Chkalovsky District Court of Yekaterinburg left without consideration the claim of 69-year-old Raisa Smirnova, a group II disabled person, for compensation for health damage incurred during the anthrax epidemic in 1979. As the publication “Takiye Dela” reports with reference to the court secretariat, “the judge did not find documentary evidence of the claims made by the plaintiff,” and in addition, he emphasized that the military’s responsibility for the anthrax outbreak had not been proven.

The Grozny TV channel reported on the invasion of riot police into the Vesely Babai restaurant in Moscow, where religious Chechen Muslims were present, and the illegal detention of several dozen people. The story reports that riot police raided the restaurant in the evening as Ramadan-fasting customers prepared to eat after sunset. There were about 50 people in the hall. Judging by the date from the CCTV camera, the events took place on June 19 this year.

On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on personnel changes in the FSIN, the prosecutor's office, the Investigative Committee, the Federal Drug Control Service and the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The European Court of Human Rights communicated the complaint of 89 convicts serving sentences in correctional colonies No. 2 and No. 6 of the Federal Penitentiary Service in the Astrakhan Region. They claim tortured conditions of detention and a lack of effective legal protection.

The Central District Court of Novosibirsk accepted the claim of oppositionist Alexei Navalny and the Novosibirsk regional branch of the RPR-PARNAS party against the mayor of the city Anatoly Lokt and scheduled its consideration for July 23. Navalny and the regional branch of RPR-PARNAS filed a lawsuit against Loktyu for the protection of honor, dignity and business reputation, RAPSI recalls . Pre-trial preparations are scheduled for July 23.

In the Kemerovo region, investigators sent a case to court against a 38-year-old native of Kyrgyzstan, who is accused of participating in an Islamic religious association recognized as extremist. The news agency "City of News" reports that the case is under Part 2 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation was initiated in January 2015. The accused has been living in Russia for more than five years, most recently in Novokuznetsk, and has Russian citizenship.

Investigators have opened a criminal case against a Saratov police officer who killed two schoolgirls on the side of the road in the Khvalynsky district. According to available information, the MIA officer was not drunk. As was informed Interfax on Monday by the Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee for the Saratov Region, the case was opened under Part 5 of Art.

In Yakutia, the police began an investigation into the spread of photographs of girls dressed as Islamic suicide bombers on social networks: girls pose in black outfits and headscarves with objects resembling the so-called suicide belts - explosives attached to their belts. In one of the photographs that attracted the attention of the police, girls dressed in black pose in front of the Yakut Government House.

The Adler District Court of Sochi, Krasnodar Territory, sentenced Caucasian Knot journalist Anna Gritsevich, who was detained last week during a raid against an unauthorized landfill in the village of Chereshnya, Adler District, to 3 days of administrative arrest.

The publishing house "Eksmo" filed claims in the Moscow City Court in defense of its copyrights against the online libraries Flibusta.net and Litmir.net and the torrent tracker Rutracker.org, if satisfied, the resources will be blocked forever. about the publisher's repeated appeal to the court with reference to the head of the legal department of Eksmo, Maxim Ryabyko RBC writes . The publisher filed three separate lawsuits against each site.