The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has communicated the complaint of a resident of Chechnya, Luiza Tapaeva, from whom the father of her deceased husband took away her four children and forbids her to communicate with them, the Legal Initiative told Mediazona.

The Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP) has lifted all restrictions imposed on politician Alexei Navalny, since he “promptly” paid the debt, TASS reports , citing the department. “All imposed restrictions and prohibitions on enforcement proceedings have been cancelled.

In the Moscow Arbitration Court, the meat processing plant “Friendship of Peoples” demanded that politician Alexei Navalny delete the investigation into the purchase of products for the National Guard, Ivan Zhdanov, head of the FBK legal service, told Mediazona.

There are no video recordings of the incident in IVS-1 of St. Petersburg, where the FSB investigator tried to handcuff the arrested Pavel Zlomnov, “due to a malfunction of the recording systems,” says the prison administration’s response to POC member Yana Teplitskaya.

The Salzburg Regional Court has refused to arrest an Austrian army colonel suspected of collaborating with Russian intelligence for 20 years, Kronen Zeitung writes local newspaper . The court rejected the prosecutor's request filed the day before. According to the court, the 70-year-old retired military man will not hide from the investigation and will not commit another crime.

In St. Petersburg, the Investigative Committee resumed the investigation into the murder of singer Igor Talkov in October 1991, according to the department’s website. The Investigative Committee granted the petition of Tatyana Talkova, the musician’s widow, to recognize her as a victim in the case, since the singer’s mother died. The singer’s son, Igor Talkov Jr.

magazine In four days, The New Times collected 22 million rubles, which are needed to pay the fine, the publication’s editor-in-chief Evgenia Albats wrote on Twitter. On October 25, the judge of Magistrate Court District No. 367 found Albats and The New Times guilty of untimely provision of information about foreign sources of funding to Roskomnadzor (Article 13.15.1 of the Administrative Code).

In the Republic of Bashkortostan, the Investigative Committee opened a case after reports of doctors giving expired insulin for injection to children, according to the department’s website. After a pre-investigation inspection of the Republican Children's Clinical Hospital, the case was opened under Part 1 of Article 238 of the Criminal Code (provision of services that do not meet the requirements for the safety of life or health of consumers). There are no suspects yet.

Lawyer of the Public Verdict Foundation Irina Biryukova, who reported torture in the Yaroslavl colonies, received state protection. This was reported in the telegram channel of the human rights organization. The lawyer’s daughter was also provided with state protection. Previously, received state protection. Yevgeny Makarov, who was recognized as a victim in a torture case, Biryukova gave Novaya Gazeta a video of Makarov’s torture in Yaroslavl IK-1, which was published on July 20.

The employee who was fired from the government apparatus for leaking internal correspondence to the press turned out to be Anastasia Alekseeva, who worked in the secretariat of First Deputy Prime Minister Anton Siluanov. this to RBC . reported Three sources close to the government According to the publication, as of November 13, data about Alekseeva was removed from the government employee database.

The Novomichurinsk telecom operator Tele-Mag challenged in the Supreme Court the FSB's right to 24-hour access to user data, according to the court's website and . the Cable Guy website with reference to the company The operator requests that clause 12 of the Rules for interaction of telecom operators with authorized government bodies carrying out operational investigative activities be partially declared ineffective.

The Yalta City Court sentenced local resident Yunus Masharipov to four years in a general regime colony, TASS reports citing the press service of the FSB department for Crimea. He was found guilty of making two bombs; the convict himself previously said that he confessed under torture. Masharipov was also fined 110 thousand rubles, finding him guilty of making a bomb (Part 1 of Article 223.1 of the Criminal Code), as well as of storing explosives (Part 1 of Article 222.1 of the Criminal Code).

The Zheleznodorozhny District Court of Yekaterinburg sentenced 35-year-old local resident Ruslan Shamsemukhametov, who broke the nose of a National Guard officer, to 1.5 years in a general regime colony, reports the press service of the Sverdlovsk Region Prosecutor's Office.

In Georgia, 28-year-old Russian hacker Yaroslav Sumbaev was detained, whom investigators consider the main suspect in the case of the murder of investigator Evgenia Shishkina in the Moscow region, lawyer Nikolai Arshinov, who represents the interests of the detainee, told the BBC Russian Service. Sumbaev was detained last week, his lawyer said. After the arrest, the man's home was searched.

In Moscow, the work of the Spanish BLS visa center was suspended due to searches, RBC reports , citing a source in the central office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. According to the agency's interlocutor, law enforcement officers are checking visa documentation. According to an eyewitness published by the telegram channel Varlamov News , two cars drove up to the center, and “people in FSB camouflage with weapons” came out.