promotional team The Arma17 in Russia, writes Mixmag stops working . about the termination of the team’s work in Russia also writes Meduza , citing representatives of Arma17 . “After a series of events, festivals and parties in Russia that were disrupted a few hours before the start, Arma no longer plans. Festival There will be no Outline this year. For the near future, the team’s plans include only foreign events,” the publication quoted Arma17 as saying .

An administrative violation report was drawn up against the coordinator of the Open Russia movement, Maria Baronova, for organizing the “Fed up” action on April 29. This is stated in a message from the publication of the same name. In the afternoon, Baronova was taken to the Kitay-Gorod police station, where she gave an explanation.

Lawyer of the Public Verdict Foundation Yakov Iontsev and public defender Sergei Sharov-Delone were not allowed into Colony No. 1 in Yaroslavl to see Ivan Nepomnyashchikh, convicted in the Bolotnaya case, writes Novaya Gazeta . As Oleg Novikov, a representative of the foundation, said, the lawyer also planned to visit prisoners Ruslan Vakhapov and Evgeny Makarov.

Activist Alexei Kulakov presented a new explanation for why he was at the scene of the attack on opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who was doused with brilliant green, the reports Dozhd TV channel . As Kulakov said, he had a business meeting scheduled at the business center where the office of the Anti-Corruption Foundation is located. “At about 5 p.m. I found myself where all this happened, I had a business meeting there. I walked and waited for a man. “I’m tired, I sat down,” said Kulakov.

The deputy director of school No. 15 in Vladimir, Tatyana Ageeva, threatened students with removal from their families for visiting the headquarters of opposition leader Alexei Navalny, reports Zebra.Tv with reference to one of the students. A recording of the conversation was published on the channel's website. The schoolboy told reporters that he was at the anti-corruption rally on March 26 with his grandmother, his legal representative. According to him, no proceedings followed after this.

Buses carrying people traveling from Moscow to St. Petersburg to a party without witnesses were searched by police, wrote on Facebook. one of the passengers, Daniil Volkov, He said that about 40 people left Moscow in two minibuses to go to a party on the occasion of the ninth anniversary of the Arma17 club . The party was supposed to take place on April 29. The buses left Moscow on April 28, closer to midnight.

In the Nazran district of Ingushetia in the afternoon, a conflict between representatives of two families ended in a shootout, reports , citing an informed source. Interfax “According to preliminary information, a quarrel occurred between young people, representatives of two teips, based on previously established hostile relations, which escalated into a shootout, as a result of which one person was wounded,” the source said.

The Krasnogvardeisky District Court of St. Petersburg imposed a fine of one thousand rubles on human rights activist Dinar Idrisov for filming violations during the execution of administrative protocols at the police department for participants in the “Fed up” action, according to the telegram channel of the St. Petersburg City Court. Idrisov was found guilty of an offense under Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code (disobedience to a police officer).

The Moscow City Hall has published a list of houses that the city authorities propose to demolish, reports with reference to Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin. Interfax According to Sobyanin, the list includes over 4.5 thousand houses. It is published on the city hall website. The mayor's press service told the agency that the preliminary list included 4,566 houses. They are located in 85 districts of “old” Moscow and six settlements in new territories.

The European Court of Human Rights awarded 20 thousand euros to Nizhny Novgorod resident Nikita Danishkin, who was tortured by employees of Center “E”, tied with a cable and hung from the ceiling. This was reported by the Committee for the Prevention of Torture. As Danishkin said, in December 2015 he was detained in his apartment and taken to the department of Center “E”. There he was beaten, tied with a rope and thrown to the floor.

A group of senators led by Viktor Ozerov introduced a bill on sending subpoenas to the military registration and enlistment office by email. The corresponding document was published on the State Duma website. According to the amendments, when registering for military service, citizens must provide an email address to which summonses will then be sent with the electronic signature of the military commissar or authorized person.

President Vladimir Putin believes that Russian police behave “more restrained and liberal” during rallies than European ones, RBC reports . Putin said this at a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. According to him, Russian law enforcement agencies “behave in a much more restrained and liberal manner than their counterparts in some European countries, where tear gas and batons are used to disperse demonstrators.” “We haven’t needed this yet, thank God,” Putin said.

The Investigative Committee of the Primorsky Territory is checking the circumstances of the death of a three-year-old child who drowned in a suburb of Vladivostok, reports with reference to the senior assistant to the head of the department, Aurora Rimskaya. Interfax According to her, the boy was walking in the courtyard of the house, fell into a puddle, choked and died. As notes PrimaMedia , the incident occurred on May 1.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, at a joint press conference with President Vladimir Putin, asked him to intervene in the situation with violations of gay rights in Chechnya, reports . Interfax “I also talked about the fact that there was a very negative report about what is happening to homosexuals in Chechnya, and I asked Mr. President to exert his influence in order to ensure that the rights of minorities are preserved,” Merkel said.

The European Court of Human Rights awarded two Russians compensation of 20 thousand euros for torture in police custody, according to the court’s website. A resident of the Krasnodar region, Nikolai Sitnikov, and Vadim Kondakov, who is serving a sentence in the Volgograd region, filed a complaint. Kondakov said that on April 17, 2009, his neighbor was found severely beaten on the staircase; he later died in the hospital. The next day, Kondakov was taken to the police station.