In Saratov, police came to the editorial office of the Svobodnye Novosti agency for the second time in a week, the agency itself reports . Today two policemen came to the editorial office. The reason for this was the report of police lieutenant colonel Alexander Zharkov following the arrest of Mikhail Murygin, coordinator of the local headquarters of Alexei Navalny, on May 7 at the Svobodnye Novosti editorial office.

The Basmanny Court of Moscow gave 10 days of arrest to Other Russia activists Olga Shalina and Gleb Buvanenko, who bombarded the Latvian Embassy with smoke bombs. Interfax reports this with reference to the party's press service. According to the press service, activists of the unregistered party were found guilty of petty hooliganism (Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code). The night before, the National Bolsheviks bombarded the Latvian Embassy with smoke bombs.

In Crimea, the Sudak City Court sentenced Ukrainian citizen Gennady Limeshko to eight years in a general regime colony, who, according to the FSB, was an agent of the SBU and was preparing sabotage in Crimea, a Mediazona correspondent reports. The case was considered in a special manner, without questioning witnesses or examining evidence, since Limeshko made a deal with the investigation and admitted guilt. According to a Mediazona correspondent, the meeting lasted no more than an hour.

Journalist Maxim Shevchenko announced on the Ekho Moskvy radio station that he was leaving the Human Rights Council under the President, according to the radio station’s website. The reason for this was the lack of reaction from the authorities to the actions of people in Cossack uniforms, who on May 5 in the center of Moscow beat the participants of the “He is not our king” protest with whips.

In Kostroma, drunken military officers, celebrating Victory Day, started a fight in the Valenok cafe and called their subordinates for help when the police arrived at the scene. This was reported by K1NEWS with reference to a correspondent. The article has now been removed from the publication’s website, but is available in the Google cache .

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ordered the Russian authorities to pay 12.5 thousand euros in compensation to publicist Boris Stomakhin, convicted of justifying terrorism (Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code), calls for extremism (Article 280 of the Criminal Code) and inciting hatred or enmity (Article 282 of the Criminal Code) . This is stated in the press release of the ECHR.

The Central District Court of Kemerovo banned a video by the authors of the Nemagiya channel, Alexey Pskovitin and Mikhail Pechersky, about the fire in the Winter Cherry shopping center, according to the court’s website.

Searches took place in the Balaklava district of Sevastopol, after which Crimean Tatar brothers Ernest and Enver Seytosmanov were detained, reports the public organization Crimean Solidarity. According to activists, the detainees are cousins ​​of Nuri Primov, who was sentenced to five years in prison in the case of the Crimean cell of the banned movement Hizb ut-Tahrir.

Georgy Alburov, an employee of the Anti-Corruption Foundation, and Vladislav Zdolnikov, an IT consultant collaborating with FBK, spoke about threats from a group of young people who surrounded them in a Sochi cafe shortly after arriving in the city. “We’re sitting in a cafe, 6-8 typical jocks come up, show off pistols, promise excursions to the mountains, take away our phones. They ask what we are doing here and demand that we leave.

The Moscow City Court upheld the sentence of the former head of the Kirov region Nikita Belykh, who was sentenced to eight years in prison in a case of accepting bribes, reports from the courtroom. a Mediazona correspondent The court only changed the additional punishment, excluding from the sentence the deprivation of the right to hold positions in educational structures. At the end of April, the consideration of Belykh’s appeal was postponed because Belykh became ill during the hearing.

The Supreme Court prohibited consideration of cases of blocking sites without the knowledge of their owners. This follows from the text of the Supreme Court ruling in the case of the Bitcoin Info website. “In the course of preparing (similar to the Ministry of Health) an administrative case for trial, the judge determines other persons whose rights and legitimate interests may be affected by the court decision.

A Riga court has authorized the arrest of pro-Russian politician Vladimir Linderman, who was detained on May 8 in connection with a speech at the All-Latvian Parents' Meeting. about this on Facebook . wrote Human rights activist Oksana Chelysheva According to her, Linderman remains a suspect; The court's decision will be appealed to the Supreme Court.

The Moscow prosecutor's office demanded from the management of The New Times documents regarding the financing of the site and the weekly magazine. this with reference to a letter from the deputy prosecutor of the Tver Interdistrict Prosecutor's Office addressed to the general director of New Times LLC Evgenia Albats, which the agency has at its disposal.

Former director of the Gogol Center Alexei Malobrodsky was called an ambulance to the Basmanny District Court of Moscow, which was supposed to consider the investigation's request to be transferred to house arrest. this . reports Meduza Malobrodsky became ill during the hearing, and cardiologist Yaroslav Ashikhmin, who was in the corridor, was not allowed into the courtroom.

The Basmanny District Court of Moscow did not consider the issue of mitigating the preventive measure for the defendant in the Seventh Studio case, Alexei Malobrodsky, reports . Interfax Judge Elena Lenskaya decided that the petition filed by the Investigative Committee should be returned to the investigator. Ekho Moskvy journalist Alexey Naryshkin wrote on his Twitter that only prosecutor Anna Potychko opposed the consideration of the petition.