President Vladimir Putin proposed expanding public control in places of detention after an incident with possible torture of oppositionist Ildar Dadin. As the Dozhd TV channel reports , the Chairman of the Human Rights Council under the President, Mikhail Fedotov, spoke about this.

In Moscow, the British Embassy was thrown by mannequins. Eyewitnesses posted on YouTube a video of the promotion. The record shows that the mannequins were brought into the territory of the diplomatic representation when he had activists with posters. The incident took place after the gates of the Russian embassy were blocked in London by installation from the hands of mannequins. “It happened at about 17:30 on the Sofia embankment, near the house 14.

The police drew up administrative protocols against activists who staged pickets at IK-7 in Karelia due to reports of torture, one of the detainees, Varvara Mikhailova, wrote about this on Twitter.

A court in Yevpatoria arrested activist Sergei Vasilchenko for 10 days on charges of possessing “extremist materials.” OVD-Info was told about this by an acquaintance of the arrested person, Alexei Shestakovich, who learned about the court decision from the activist’s mother, Nina Vasilchenko.

Police detained at least seven activists who staged single pickets near IK-7 in Karelia, where Ildar Dadin is imprisoned, detainee Varvara Mikhailova said on Twitter. Activists came out with posters “no to torture of prisoners”, “Russia will be free” and others.

On November 3, several dozen schoolchildren took part in a fight on Svoboda Street in Moscow. According to Moskovsky Komsomolets, three eighth-graders and a ninth-grader from the gymnasium were walking home after school when they saw seven unfamiliar schoolchildren who “were aggressive, and some were smoking.” “The leader of this group, as it later turned out, was an eighth-grader from a Krasnogorsk school, a native of Kyrgyzstan (he came to visit two girls from the seventh grade).

The Oktyabrsky District Court of Grodno in Belarus fined a Russian citizen who tried to import nine kilograms of diamonds under the guise of aquarium gravel into the territory of the Eurasian Economic Union, reports . the Republican State Customs Committee The amount of the fine was not specified, but the committee noted that the Russian was fined under Part 1 of Article 14.5 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of Belarus (non-declaration of goods).

A 45-year-old organizer of the failed “Russian March” was detained in St. Petersburg, Fontanka reports , without specifying the source of information. According to the publication, a criminal case was opened against the man under Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (inciting hatred or enmity) for an entry that he posted on November 4, 2015 on the page “Russian March. Russian Revolution" on the social network VKontakte.

Illustration: Maria Tolstova / Mediazone Striptizer from Novomichurinsk, Chechen janitori, Moscow riot police, Bloodhound Gang and other flag desecrators. 2008. Fourth of November. The farmins want to hold a “Russian march” in the center of Moscow: the capital’s authorities refused to coordinate the procession, and the nationalists reached an unauthorized action.

The Investigative Committee filed a petition for the release of the former prosecutor of the Leninagrad region Stanislav Ivanov, accused of receiving bribes worth 20 million rubles, according to the department’s website. The Investigative Committee made this decision due to the illness of the former prosecutor. It was previously reported that he was diagnosed with acute leukemia.

Chairman of the Presidential Human Rights Council Mikhail Fedotov promised that the Amnesty International office in Moscow will soon resume work, Reuters reports. According to him, the lease agreement has been restored, and President Vladimir Putin has been informed that human rights activists will be given back the office. In addition, as the agency reports, the director of AI in Europe, John Dalhuisen, the Moscow property department admitted that perhaps the office was sealed by mistake.