The European Court of Human Rights awarded 19.5 thousand euros to the mother of North Ossetian resident Sultan Barakhoev, who was illegally detained and tortured by police in 2007. this . reports Memorial In January 2007, a resident of North Ossetia, Sultan Barakhoev, was walking through the village of Kartsa with his friend Vakha Keligov. At about 10:30 p.m., a car stopped next to them and a police officer got out.

Convicted oppositionist Ildar Dadin filed an administrative claim against the actions of FSIN employees, TASS reports citing press secretary of the Zamoskvoretsky Court of Moscow Emilia Khil. According to her, Dadin and his wife Anastasia Zotova demanded that the transfer to a colony in the Altai Territory be recognized as inconsistent with the European Convention on Human Rights. Khil noted that a review date has not yet been set.

A mother of many children from Moscow, Svetlana Del, filed a lawsuit against the guardianship authorities and the police after the removal of 10 adopted children from her family, her lawyer Ivan Pavlov from Team 29 told Interfax.

A school teacher from the Oryol region, Alexander Byvshev, convicted of writing a poem about Ukraine, was searched as part of a criminal case on extremism (Article 282 of the Criminal Code). the publication 7x7 about this He told . According to Byvshev, the new case is related to the poem “For the Independence of Ukraine,” included in the federal list of extremist materials. The case was opened on September 30, 2016, but Byvshev found out about this only during the search today.

A resident of St. Petersburg, returning home at night, was threatened with rape in the elevator, but saved herself by inviting the attacker to her home, reports Operational Cover. The incident occurred at half past two in the morning on January 15 in a house on Bela Kun Street. The girl entered the elevator, followed by a tall, unshaven man, about 35 years old, of European appearance. He threatened her with physical harm and demanded to have an intimate relationship with him.

The defense of Dozhd correspondent Vasily Polonsky, who was fined 600 rubles for disobeying a police officer while filming a story in Kuskovo Park in eastern Moscow, appealed the decision of the Perovsky District Court. His lawyer Maria Kurakina reported this to Mediazona. According to Kurakina, Polonsky’s case was considered with gross violations. Thus, accredited journalists were removed from the meeting room because they wanted to film and audio record the meeting.

The Ministry of Justice will appeal the decision of the European Court of Human Rights on claims in connection with the “Dima Yakovlev Law” within the next three months, according to a statement on the department’s website.

The St. Petersburg police are investigating the circumstances of the conflict, during which two men tried to attack an ambulance crew with a knife after an accident on the road, the press service of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs told Interfax. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the incident occurred at 15:00 on Mikhailovskaya Street: an ambulance collided tangentially with a Mercedes car. Two men came out, one of whom had a knife.

The Investigative Committee brought charges of defamation of a judge against former deputy of the Kursk Regional Duma and editor-in-chief of the newspaper “People's Journalist” Olga Li. Her lawyer Roman Lyzlov told Mediazona about this. According to the lawyer, today he received a decision to charge Li as a defendant. “So they are going to take this strange case back to court. We see no real reason for this.

First Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Housing Policy and Housing and Public Utilities, deputy from the United Russia party Alexander Sidyakin sent a request to Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika with a request to check the work of the district prosecutor, who requested five years in a general regime colony for kindergarten teacher Evgenia Chudnovets, the report says. on the party website.

The Moscow City Court upheld the arrest of anarchist Dmitry Buchenkov, accused in the Bolotnaya case, his lawyer Svetlana Sidorkina told Mediazona. The court refused to satisfy Buchenkov's defense complaints about the extension of his detention. On November 28, his arrest was extended until March 6. Earlier, the European Court of Human Rights invited the Russian authorities to file a unilateral declaration on Buchenkov’s complaint, which involves the payment of compensation.

A 28-year-old resident of the Trans-Baikal Territory filed a lawsuit against the Mogoituy Central Hospital after an abortion, which led to the removal of the uterus due to a doctor’s error. The human rights organization “Zone of Law” reported this to Mediazona. She demands to recover 5 million rubles from the institution.

In the Dagestan region of Khasavyurt, a man opened fire on security forces and was killed by return fire in the ensuing shootout, a representative of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs told TASS. The incident occurred at approximately 10:50 Moscow time on the Makhachkala highway at the entrance to Khasavyurt. “The police tried to stop a VAZ 21010 car for inspection, the man from the car opened fire at the law enforcement officers and was killed by return fire.

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, called the reports that the perpetrator [Roskomnadzor], former Chechen law enforcement officer Alikhan Muzaev, was his personal guard, “an absolute lie,” TASS reports . “Muzaev was never part of the security and escort of the head of the Chechen Republic, and did not visit government territory. He was instructed to guard outbuildings outside populated areas,” Kadyrov said.

The Investigative Committee in the Kurgan region opened a criminal case regarding the beating of a resident of Yekaterinburg, who committed [Roskomnadzor] in the police department No. 5 of Kurgan. This is reported on the department's website. According to investigators, a 37-year-old resident of Yekaterinburg committed [Roskomnadzor] while in a room for administrative detainees. A forensic medical examination established that he had injuries to internal organs received during his lifetime.