In St. Petersburg, on Malaya Konyushennaya Street, the police detained three artists - Katrin Nenasheva, Anna Bokler and Daria Apakhonchich (the latter is a member of the Rodina art group) - who were holding an anti-war rally, Fontanka reports . The activists are now in the 78th police department of the city.

In Moscow, police detained the organizer of the nationalist action “Russian March” Anton Smirnov, Gazeta.ru reports with reference to Dmitry Demushkin. According to the nationalist, police approached Smirnov before the start of the procession and took him to the car under the pretext of having to sign documents. He was then detained and taken away. Demushkin does not know where Smirnov is now.

Employees of the Vologda department of the Investigative Committee interrogated nationalist Dmitry Demushkin. The politician himself told Mediazona about this. During the interrogation, Demushkin was asked whether anyone from Vologda came to the “Russian March” and whether there was a “branch” in the city. Demushkin is now in Vologda and is awaiting a confrontation with a witness, which is scheduled for 17:00. As the politician says, the witness cannot be found.

The head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Samara Region, Sergei Solodovnikov, ordered an official inspection after the death of a detainee in the temporary detention center of the Pokhvistnevsky police department, the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reports . According to materials collected to date by internal affairs officers, a man born in 1977 died in a temporary detention facility on the evening of November 3.

Borrowings were found in the dissertation of Major General of Justice, former deputy head of the Main Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee, Pavel Barkovsky, the Dissernet project reports .

According to the statistics of the SOVA information and analytical center, over the past 10 years, more than four thousand people have suffered from hatred in Russia, 547 were killed (data at the end of 2014). To give visibility with these numbers, the photographer Yuri Ivashchenko removes the crimes committed by Russian racists and homophobes. Stanislav Markelov (1974 - 2009), lawyer, public figure. Killed in the head in the center of Moscow on January 19, 2009.

Two employees of the criminal investigation department of the police department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Vladikavkaz were detained in connection with the death of a suspect who died after being hospitalized from the specified police department, the Investigative Committee reports . The issue of choosing a preventive measure for the 30-year-old and 34-year-old operatives will soon be decided. Investigators intend to apply for arrest. They will also be charged in the near future.