The Russian public network movement “Open Russia”, founded by businessman Mikhail Khodorkovsky, has decided to self-liquidate, the organization told Mediazona. “This in no way means that we recognize the claims of the prosecutor’s office and the Ministry of Justice. But if to protect activists it is necessary to eliminate the legal form, we did it,” said the chairman of the movement, Andrei Pivovarov.

An 18-year-old conscript soldier who escaped from a military unit was found dead in Ussuriysk, human rights activist Valeria Prikhodkina wrote on Facebook. Znak.com . reports that the deceased's name was Stanislav Kuzema Prikhodkina, citing the words of the soldier’s mother, writes that on March 28 she communicated with her son, who served in military unit No.

Police detained Arkhangelsk environmental activist Valery Dzyuba for 48 hours, suspected of beating the driver of an excavator, Alexei Kozlov, who rammed an environmental activists’ checkpoint, a source told Novaya Gazeta. According to the newspaper's interlocutor, Dzyuba was invited to the police for an investigative experiment and was detained there. A clash between opponents of the construction of a landfill and workers occurred on the night of March 15.

The Dorogomilovsky District Court of Moscow until May 25 arrested Muslim Dzhambekov, accused of an accident with two dead (part 5 of Article 264 of the Criminal Code), the Moscow department of the Investigative Committee and RIA Novosti reported , citing court press secretary Anastasia Tatarulya. This morning the suspect was brought from Grozny to Moscow. The investigator asked to arrest Dzhambekov, the court granted the request.

19-year-old Ukrainian citizen Pavel Grib, convicted of promoting terrorism (Part 1 of Article 205.1 of the Criminal Code), officially ended the hunger strike, which he began due to lack of medical care, Leonid Petrashis, a member of the Rostov Public Monitoring Commission (POC), told Interfax. “On March 29, Mushroom wrote a statement about ending the hunger strike. Before this, the management of the pre-trial detention center explained to him the possible consequences of the hunger strike.

Oil worker at the West Tugrovskoye field in Ugra, Alexander Burtsev, went on a hunger strike due to poor working conditions and low wages. this to Ura.ru on March Burtsev himself reported 29 . Burtsev works on a rotational basis at the Urai branch of Nefteavtomatika, a contractor of Lukoil-Western Siberia. The first message about the hunger strike appeared on the evening of March 28 in the “Voice of the Tundra” public page.

The police refused to initiate a criminal case against the driver of the excavator Alexei Kozlov, who rammed a checkpoint of Arkhangelsk environmental activists who are protesting against a landfill, writes “7x7” with reference to the refusal decision. According to activists, the actions of Kozlov, who moved a trailer with a shift worker with an excavator and crushed another environmental defender with a bucket, threatened their lives.

On Red Square in Moscow, police detained Alexey Novikov, who was holding a one-man picket in support of his daughter, convicted of drug charges. about this . Novikov himself told OVD-Info According to the detainee, he stood on Red Square with a poster “I have no rights of my own. I won’t live.” Thus, he decided to draw attention to the case of his daughter, who was sentenced to ten years in prison for selling drugs on a large scale (part 4 of article 228.1 of the Criminal Code).

The RBC publication deleted a note in which the head of Rostec, Sergei Chemezov, commented on the investigation of the OCCPR project about the real estate and business of his family. attention to this The co-author of the investigation, Olesya Shmagun, drew . On March 29, the publication published the article “Chemezov called the investigation into the real estate of his relatives speculation.” A copy is preserved in news aggregators.

In the Kazan police department “Safiullina” they found the body of an investigator of the Ministry of Internal Affairs with a gunshot wound, according to the website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Tatarstan. Komsomolskaya Pravda, citing police sources , writes that the investigator received his service weapon the day before, when he began his daily duty. In the morning, his colleagues heard a shot from his office and found the body of the investigator there.

The former editor-in-chief of the Kommersant-Vlast magazine, Maxim Kovalsky, has died. His relatives reported this to the editor-in-chief of MBKh Media Veronica Kutsillo. The publication notes that Kowalski has been battling lung cancer for the last year. Kovalsky has worked at Kommersant since 1990. From 1999 to 2011, he headed the Kommersant-Vlast magazine. He was fired over a magazine issue with an article called "Apple Puy" .