In St. Petersburg, where local authorities did not agree on the holding of the “Russian march”, nationalists on the corner of the musician Lane and Malaya Rabotsky Street laid flowers “in memory of Russian heroes who were not subordinate to the Bolsheviks”. The police detained three people - one participant in the action and her two opponents, the correspondent of Mediazones David Frenkel reports. About forty people took part in the action.

Employees of the central office of the Tatarstan prosecutor's office analyzed citizens' complaints about torture at the Nizhnekamsk Ministry of Internal Affairs over the past two years and demanded that the Investigative Committee open three more criminal cases against police officers - two for the use of “illegal investigative methods” and one for concealing the crime, they reported “ Mediazone" in the human rights organization "Zone of Law".

The Investigative Committee began checking reports that the former head of the Future Generations Fund of Yakutia, Nikolai Fomin, and two accomplices broke into the editorial office of the Yakutia.info publication and beat two journalists, the said in a statement. department’s press service “On November 3, 2017, the media published material containing information about an attack by three people on employees of the online publication Yakutia.info.

In Moscow, several people were detained at the “Russian March” in Lyublino, reports a Dozhd correspondent. According to one of the organizers of the action, supporters of the so-called “Black Bloc” were detained. As Dozhd notes, the arrests began after four of the five organizers of the action announced their refusal to hold the “Russian March” and began to withdraw their supporters from the rally. The fifth organizer of the action agreed to hold the march.

In the area of ​​the village of Stepanshchino in the Moscow region, local residents blocked the Novoryazanskoye highway, protesting against the construction of a garbage plant, journalist Ilya Vasyunin told Mediazone. According to him, more than 50 people participate in the action, they go back and forth at a pedestrian crossing, thus preventing cars. “For about 15 minutes, the cork is already three kilometers somewhere. The police are still softly trying to push people away, ”said Vasyunin.

Illustrations: Maria Tolstova / Mediazone The Hatecrimes.ru project monitors the basis of hatred that migrants, gays, homeless, informals and other minority representatives are subjected to Russia in Russia. "Mediazona" publishes the data he collected. “A project was born from a reception of“ civil assistance ”when we saw that refugees and migrants came beaten and cut. And we began to ask the question: "Did you beat you in Russia? Because of what?" And they began to document it to warn others.