Judge Elena Lenskaya of the Basmanny Court of Moscow sentenced Novaya Gazeta journalist Khudoberdi Nurmatov (Ali Feruz) to a fine of five thousand rubles, finding him guilty of violating paragraph 2 of Article 18.10 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (illegal employment by a foreign citizen or stateless person of labor activity in the Russian Federation , committed in Moscow). Lenskaya suspended the decision to deport Feruz until his case is considered by the ECHR.

In Kazan, two convicts serving their sentences in maximum security colony No. 19 committed [Roskomnadzor] on November 17 and 20, Azat Gainutdinov, deputy chairman of the Public Monitoring Commission of Tatarstan, told Interfax. He said that both convicts were serving long sentences - 12.5 and 17 years under Article 105 of the Criminal Code (murder). Gainutdinov added that one of the victims was waiting for his wife before [Roskomnadzor] for a long date, but she did not come.

French police detained businessman and member of the Federation Council Suleiman Kerimov in Nice. The TASS correspondent was informed about the detention by the press service of the Russian Embassy in France. According to the agency's interlocutor, he was detained late in the evening of November 20 at Nice airport and taken to the police station. At about 5:30 (Moscow time), employees of the office of the Russian Consulate General in the city of Villefranche-sur-Mer managed to meet with him.

Photo: Victor Tolochko / RIA Novosti On Tuesday, Roshydromet published data on a multiple exceeding the content of the Rutheneniya-106 radioactive isotope in the air in the Southern Urals. Greenpeace demanded to investigate the likely ejection, which, as the ecologists suggest, could occur at the notorious Mayak plant.

State Duma Deputy Speaker Pyotr Tolstoy asked the Prosecutor General’s Office and the Ministry of Culture to check “for compliance with the law” the film “War for Peace” by Ukrainian director Yevgeny Titarenko, included in the out-of-competition program of the Russian film festival “Artdocfest”. this He reported to TASS.

In Moscow, in the Nikulinsky court, at a hearing in the case of the former deputy head of the anti-corruption department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Dmitry Zakharchenko, lawyer Maximilian Burov, representing the interests of the defendant’s common-law wife, fainted, a Moscow agency correspondent reports from the courtroom. According to the journalist, the meeting began at ten in the morning and is still going on. In 11 hours, the judge announced two breaks of 20 minutes each.

Roskomnadzor is considering retaliatory measures against Google if the company is working to lower the rank of the Russia Today TV channel and the Sputnik agency in search results, reports with reference to the regulator’s press service.

Police officers took Novaya Gazeta journalist Khudoberdi Nurmatov (Ali Feruz) away from the temporary detention facility for foreign citizens (SUVSIG), Feruz’s friend Pavel Gafarov told Mediazona. According to Gafarov, police officers came to Feruz at SUVSIG and told him to get ready for court. One of those who came added that the journalist “will now go home.” For some time, the head of SUVSIG refused to let Feruz go to the meeting.

The FSB asked the authorities of Novy Urengoy for information about whether high school student Nikolai Desyatnichenko, who gave a report on prisoners of war in the Bundestag, has relatives in Ukraine, Znak.com writes , citing sources in the city administration. “A request came from the intelligence services, in which we were asked to provide a certificate about Nikolai’s possible relatives in Ukraine.

In Izhevsk, police are conducting a search at the local headquarters of the election campaign of opposition politician Alexei Navalny, headquarters employee Marina Merzlyakova told Mediazona. According to Merzlyakova, five police officers came to the headquarters and said that they would conduct searches and seizures in the case of violation of the established procedure for organizing or holding an event (Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code).

Human Rights Commissioner Tatyana Moskalkova asked Chechen Ombudsman Nurdi Nukhazhiev to check the information that several village residents were being held in the gym for consuming alcohol, reports . Interfax “Tatyana Nikolaevna asked her Chechen colleague Nukhazhiev to check this information. If this information is confirmed, she is ready to contact the Prosecutor General’s Office,” the press service of the Russian Ombudsman reported.

For media outlets that refuse to comply with the requirements of the law on “foreign agents” in the media, punitive measures will be provided, including blocking of the transmitting signal or websites, a source in the Federation Council told RIA Novosti. “The system has already been developed. It involves blocking the signal,” the agency’s interlocutor briefly said, adding that we are also talking about transmitting information on the Internet.

On November 21, the European Court of Human Rights awarded 24 thousand euros to the mother, daughter and widow of Molda Kaimov, who died in correctional colony No. 2 from tuberculosis, the Legal Initiative Foundation told Mediazona. The foundation reports that Kaimov was detained in 2006 on suspicion of participation in an armed group. That same year, the court sentenced him to 2.5 years in prison. In 2008, Kaimov was again sentenced to 6.5 years and transferred to the city of Nizhnekamsk.

At a meeting of the High Qualification Board of Judges (HQJC), the Chairman of the Supreme Court of Chechnya, Alavdin Gardaloev, suspected “signs of a crime” in the actions of his deputy Takhir Murdalov, who expressed his intention to be re-elected as deputy chairman of the Supreme Court, writes Pravo. ru ". Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Court of Russia Vladimir Davydov issued a positive reference regarding Murdalov, but Gardaloev refused to sign it.

Residents of the Chelyabinsk region did not contact the prosecutor's office or the department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs with complaints about the increased content of radioactive ruthenium-106 in the air, writes . Interfax “There have been no statements, complaints or requests to investigate this fact from local residents,” the press service of the prosecutor’s office told the agency.