FSB officers detained the head of the Investigative Committee for the Central Administrative District of Moscow, Andrei Dobrodomov, in the “Shakro case,” Rosbalt reports . After reports from other agencies appeared about the detention of not Dobrodomov, but his predecessor, the agency deleted the publication, but it is available in the Google cache .

Nazran resident Ruslan Ugurchiev spoke about torture at Center “E” and the fabrication of a criminal case on illegal trafficking in weapons and explosives (Articles 222 and 222.1 of the Criminal Code), reports . Memorial Ugurchiev, who is now under recognizance not to leave the place, addressed human rights activists on December 19. Now his case is being considered by the Magassky District Court. 37-year-old Ugurchiev was detained in February in his own home.

The Lefortovo Court of Moscow arrested until February 6, 2018, a native of Kyrgyzstan, Khairol Abdukhalilov, told the Moscow agency. court press secretary Ekaterina Krasnova Krasnova noted that the decision was made on December 7, and so far there have been no appeals against it.

Roskomnadzor sent a request to Facebook demanding to explain the reason for blocking the accounts of the head of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov on Facebook and Instagram, reports . Interfax The agency promised to take such actions if Facebook itself did not explain the blocking of Kadyrov’s pages. A similar demand was made by the head of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy, Information Technologies and Communications, Leonid Levin.

The Khamovnichesky District Court of Moscow arrested for two months, until February 24, the general director of Voentelecom, Alexander Davydov, suspected of fraud on an especially large scale (part 4 of Article 159 of the Criminal Code), reports . TASS Davydov himself denied his guilt in court. He claimed that the case was opened at his request, and his colleagues were instructed to cooperate with the investigation.

Oksana Efimova, the mother of Evgeniy Efimov, who was arrested in the case of preparing a terrorist attack on the Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg, contacted the FSB and the Investigative Committee because of her son’s changed behavior and his subscriptions to VKontakte groups even before his arrest, Insider reports . As Efimova herself said, she learned about her son’s detention late in the evening of December 13 - FSB officers informed her about this.

The Investigative Committee issued a decision to refuse to initiate a criminal case against the administrator of the public “Police Ombudsman” Vladimir Vorontsov under Article 319 of the Criminal Code (insulting a government official). Vorotsnov published a photo of the resolution in a telegram. As the basis for refusing to initiate a case, the Investigative Committee cited paragraph 2 of part 1 of Article 24 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (absence of corpus delicti in the act).

to terms of two to four years in prison The Presnensky District Court of Moscow sentenced three police officers accused of abuse of power for failing to prevent a shootout near the Elements restaurant on December 14, 2015, this . reports .

In Crimea, the Yalta City Court on December 25 sentenced activist Larisa Kitayskaya to two years probation, accused of inciting hatred or enmity (Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code) in publications on social networks, the reports . Crimean Human Rights Group According to the court decision, the accused will not be able to leave Yalta while serving her sentence. Kitayskaya herself connects her criminal prosecution with her pro-Ukrainian position. "Crimea.

In Moscow, at the request of bank employees, a case of attempted fraud (Article 30, Article 159 of the Criminal Code) was opened against a local resident, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reports . According to the applicant, a visitor in women's clothing came to the bank, presented a passport in the name of a 65-year-old woman, and asked to issue a credit card with a limit of 75 thousand rubles.

People in civilian clothes came to the headquarters of opposition leader Alexei Navalny in Stavropol, introducing themselves as law enforcement officers. “Our employee was kicked out of the headquarters, the coordinator [Ivan Tansky] remained inside. There is no connection with him - the phone is turned off,” says a statement from the Stavropol headquarters of the oppositionist.

The Federal Penitentiary Service in the Udmurt Republic called the massive cutting of the hands of convicts “actions of a demonstrative blackmail nature,” which were committed “with the aim of easing the detention regime,” according to the department’s website. The night before, in the Izhevsk correctional colony, nine 17-year-old convicts from one detachment cut their forearms. The department claims that all convicts received medical care and did not require hospitalization.

Petrozavodsk prosecutor Elena Askerova asked the court to order historian Yuri Dmitriev an inpatient psychiatric examination, reports Novaya Gazeta . As the publication writes, the prosecutor suggested that Dmitriev “has sexual deviations.” Novaya Gazeta notes that Dmitriev has already undergone an outpatient examination at the preliminary investigation stage, and the study did not reveal any abnormalities in him.

In Buryatia, the Investigative Committee opened a case against a police officer suspected of giving deliberately false testimony (Article 307 of the Criminal Code), according to the website of the republican department of the Investigative Committee. According to the investigation, in May 2015, in the village of Tuzhinka, Eravninsky district, an IZH motorcycle was stolen from a local resident. The woman contacted the police to report the theft.

Over the past year, human rights activists from Agora filed 230 complaints to the ECHR about human rights violations by the Russian authorities. In many cases, we are talking about illegal punishments for participation in anti-corruption actions and gross violations in the institutions of the Federal Penitentiary Service. The largest compensation in 2017 was awarded by the ECHR to the relatives of victims of torture in police departments.