The Vakhitovsky District Court of Kazan sentenced Albert Abuzarov, an activist from the headquarters of politician Alexei Navalny, who has dual citizenship (Russia and Australia), to 10 days of administrative arrest for disobeying the police, IdelReal reports . He also received 20 hours of compulsory work for participating in an uncoordinated action. Abuzarov and four other activists of the headquarters were detained yesterday at a campaign picket.

The ECHR ordered the Russian authorities to pay 15.3 thousand euros to the ex-judge of the Primorsky District Court of St. Petersburg, Vladimir Kazakov, who was acquitted in the murder of his first wife, reports Business FM . Kazakov filed the claim back in 2008, but in October 2011 he died in an accident. According to Kazakov's lawyer Dmitry Agranovsky, the decision was published in early May. The money will be received by the judge's widow Marina Kazakova, who is his successor.

A resident of the Chelyabinsk region, Elizar Kudymov, who is undergoing rehabilitation in Chelyabinsk after having a lung removed, was beaten by supermarket security guards who suspected him of theft, reports Znak.com . According to Kudymov, the incident occurred in the Prospekt supermarket in the Tower shopping center. “I wanted to buy a shaving cartridge, I asked the cashier how much it cost, but I wasn’t happy with the price, so I went back to the hall to hang it up,” he said.

Vadim Osipov, a cadet of the St. Petersburg Military Academy named after Mozhaisky, who grew up without parents and was arrested on suspicion of facilitating terrorist activities, said that the investigator told him about the whereabouts of his father. Osipov’s lawyer Vitaly Cherkasov from the international human rights group Agora told Mediazona about this.

The Supreme Court of Udmurtia and the Samara Regional Court declared illegal the refusals of local authorities to approve rallies against corruption on March 26 in Votkinsk and Samara. The republican decision was reported by OVD-Info with reference to the organizer of the action in Votkinsk; the decision of the regional court .

A resident of the Volgograd region committed [Roskomnadzor] being offended that he was not congratulated on his birthday, reports RIA Novosti with reference to the deputy head of the Uryupinsk interdistrict investigative department of the regional SUSK Mikhail Ganabin. According to Ganabin, on May 12, a 44-year-old resident of the Uryupinsky district had a birthday. His wife and children congratulated him, and they all celebrated the holiday together.

Stanislav Zimovets, accused of using violence against police officers at the rally on March 26, told his version of events, the reports .

Seven police officers are victims in the case of the use of violence against police officers during the Moscow rally on March 26, Open Russia reports , citing a resolution of the Investigative Committee. The resolution lists seven police officers: Evgeny Gavrilov, Valery Gonikov, as well as Sinegubov, Gorbunov, Kashlyaev, Belikov and Gavryutin.

In the village of Prishchanovo, Sverdlovsk region, three teenagers staged a pogrom in a cemetery in search of candy, reports with reference to the official representative of the regional Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Valery Gorelykh. RIA Novosti According to the agency, earlier the police began checking reports that unknown persons had vandalized the cemetery and destroyed more than 100 tombstones. Gorelykh said that the police were able to identify the suspects.

The Central District Court of Tver declared the March 26 rally unauthorized and fined its organizers Andrei Prokudin and Artur Bavrin 10 thousand rubles for violating the established procedure for organizing a rally (Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). This is reported on the court's website. Barvin and Prokudin were detained on March 28. The activists were immediately taken to court, but were later released because they decided to postpone the hearing of the cases.

The Investigative Committee of Buryatia opened a criminal case against the deputy of the People's Khural of the Republic Sergei Mezenin, who ran into a traffic police officer while rushing to celebrate Victory Day in Ulan-Ude, according to the department's website. According to the investigation, on May 9, due to the celebration of Victory Day, vehicle traffic was blocked on a section of Borsoeva Street in the direction of Soviet Square. There were traffic police officers at the site.

Blogger Anton Nosik filed a complaint with the Constitutional Court against the wording of Article 282 of the Criminal Code (inciting hatred or enmity). this with reference to Nosik’s lawyer Sergei Badamshin. reports RIA Novosti “We believe that Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation should not exist in the code at all. In the form, in the vague formulations in which the article exists, it cannot exist at all,” Badamshin emphasized.

Civil aviation pilot Sergei Senin, acquitted of double murder, appealed to the Supreme Court of Tatarstan and demanded compensation for moral damages in the amount of 1 million rubles and property damage in the amount of almost 400 thousand rubles, RBC reports with reference to the claims of lawyer Igor Sholokhov, who collaborates with the human rights group organization "Zone of Law". In February 2016, Senin was arrested as part of an investigation into a double murder.

In Suvorov, Tula region, the body of a 34-year-old Muscovite with a black dog was found on a fence, writes Myslo . Local residents found the body of a man and a dog on a fence near the power plant. According to Myslo, citing a source, the deceased Denis B. was 34 years old; he was born in Suvorov, but recently lived in Moscow. Investigators are currently looking into how the man and the dog ended up on the fence: he is believed to have died from penetrating chest trauma.

Turner Evgeniy Plastilin, a prisoner in Tyumen IK-1, was forced to make parts for the Transneft plant for free for a year. This was reported by Open Russia, to which Plasticin’s video message was conveyed by Anton Drozdov, assistant to the head of the human rights organization Committee for Civil Rights. According to Plastilin, he makes metal hemispheres for pipelines by order of the Dosfer company, which has been working for Transneft-Siberia since 2014.