The building of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Yaroslavl. Photo: Google Maps On April 12, Roskomnadzor blocked the Yaroslavl edition of 76.ru. The editorial office was able to receive a notification of blocking only the next day - as it became clear from the document, the journalists were faced with the first attempt to apply the law on “clear disrespect for the state” on the Internet.

Elena Erofeeva and Pavel Kostrikov, employees of the Rossiya-1 TV channel, were deprived of their Schengen visas for five years after they filmed a story about Jehovah's Witnesses, the reports agency ERR , citing the annual report of the Estonian Security Police. Erofeeva and Kostrikov entered the Schengen zone through Finland with visas from Italy and France, from there they arrived by ferry to Estonia.

The police have opened a criminal case for fraud on an especially large scale at the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA), RIA Novosti reports , citing the press service of the Moscow Ministry of Internal Affairs. According to investigators, from March 14, 2011 to December 20, 2014, RUSADA partners entered into contracts for the supply of equipment for collecting doping samples at inflated prices. Thus, the agency suffered damages amounting to more than a million rubles.

Roskomnadzor blocked the Yaroslavl publication 76.ru, which published news about the inscription about Putin, on the basis of the law on “obvious disrespect for the state.” As 76.ru editor-in-chief Olga Prokhorova told Mediazona, the department reported this in a notice of blocking.

Police detained a man who fired a traumatic pistol in the center of Moscow, told the press service of the main department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the city TASS. The agency's source in the emergency services clarified that we are talking about a member of the Moscow Public Monitoring Commission, Pavel Pyatnitsky. Due to the shooting, which occurred on the night of April 13, the police opened a criminal case for hooliganism (Article 213 of the Criminal Code).

Roskomnadzor unblocked the website of the Yaroslavl publication 76.ru, access to which was limited due to news about an inscription about Putin, which was accompanied by a photograph with a blurred inscription, 76.ru editor-in-chief Olga Prokhorova told Mediazona. “In the morning I received a letter from Roskomnadzor, in response, I deleted the photo from the news, leaving it on the site and sent them a letter with screenshots. A couple of hours later the block was removed,” Prokhorova said.

In Arkhangelsk, a protocol was drawn up against the city Duma deputy from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Alexander Afanasyev, regarding his participation in the action against the construction of a landfill at the Shies station. about this .

The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow fined the human rights organization “Hotline”, headed by human rights activist Lev Ponomarev, 300 thousand rubles.

Before leaving the Nalchik special detention center, three leaders of protests in Ingushetia were detained - elder Akhmed Barakhoev, chairman of the public movement "Support of Ingushetia" Barakh Chemurziev and his deputy Musa Malsagov, the human rights organization "Legal Initiative" told Mediazona. Chemurziev was detained on the night of April 13, Barakhoev and Malsagov this morning.