Rapper Noize MC condemned the violence by the police, which was reported by visitors to the Hip-Hop Mayday festival , and called on the victims to contact Human Rights Postcards for legal assistance. The post was posted in the artist’s VKontakte group. Noize MC writes that this year the festival was almost disrupted due to a false report about mining. Because of him, significantly more police arrived at the site, and spectators were soon no longer allowed in.

Representatives of the Prosecutor General’s Office made official apologies to the residents of the city of Abdulino in the Orenburg region Musfig Shykhaliev and Ramin Shakmarov, who said that the police “knocked out a confession” in a double murder, the “Committee against torture” reports .

Far-right politician Dmitry Demushkin, convicted of extremism, was appointed deputy head of the administration of the rural settlement of Barvikhinskoye. Demushkin himself told Mediazona about this. In addition, Demushkin became the chief specialist of the local department for organizational work, youth affairs, culture and sports. “Yes, today we signed an order; I will be involved in culture and sports there, as well as other organizational issues.

A report was drawn up against Yaroslavl resident Kirill Poputnikov, who photographed the inscription “Putin - [Roskomnadzor]” on the building of the local Ministry of Internal Affairs, under the article of disrespect for authority (Part 3 of Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code). this ; the publication also published a copy of the protocol.

The North Tromsø District Court sentenced a Russian man who tried to rob a bank in Svalbard to one year and two months in prison, NRK and Svalbardposten report . In addition, the Russian must pay a total of 60 thousand Norwegian kroner in compensation to three bank employees whom he threatened with a weapon. The 136 days he spent in custody will be deducted from his sentence.

The Kuibyshevsky District Court of St. Petersburg released the video blogger Ruslan Sokolovsky from punishment under part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code (excitement of hatred for the social group) due to its partial decriminalization, the lawyer of the international human rights group of Agora Vitaly Cherkasov told Mediazone.

In the city of Berezniki, a court arrested three employees of the Azot chemical plant, where three workers died due to an explosion, according to the website of the Investigative Committee for the Perm Territory. Thus, the court granted the investigation’s request and sent the unit’s technologist and two shift supervisors suspected under Part 3 of Article 217 of the Criminal Code (violation of industrial safety requirements for hazardous production facilities) to pretrial detention.

The representative of the Presidential Affairs Department Elena Krylova explained the order for monitoring for the Kremlin of telegram channels by the fact that they are still available. At the same time, by the court decision, the messenger is trying to block since the spring of 2018. Attention to the tender on the public procurement website was drawn by the RoskomSvoboda project.

The Kalininsky District Court of St. Petersburg sentenced five people accused of arms trafficking from Slovakia, according to the telegram channel of the city’s joint press service. Thus, the court sentenced Mikhail Moshkin and Pavel Peshkov to five and a half years in a general regime colony, Leonid Svetlov and Maxim Romanov to five years in a penal colony and two months of general regime, and Mikhail Svetlov to eight years.

Vyacheslav Borisov, a wanted suspect in the assassination attempt on journalist Oleg Kashin, will be tried for the kidnapping of the alleged organizer of the attack, director of the Zaslon defense enterprise Alexander Gorbunov, reports the joint press service of the St. Petersburg courts. Fontanka noted that Borisov had been on the interstate wanted list for a long time in connection with the kidnapping of Gorbunov. According to the Baza telegram channel, Borisov was recently delivered to St.

The former head of the Serpukhov district of the Moscow region, Alexander Shestun, does not comply with the declared hunger strike in the Matrosskaya Tishina detention center. Prosecutor Stepan Tyukovkin announced this during a hearing in the Basmanny District Court of Moscow, his words were reported by RIA Novosti. “For the purpose of pressure, he reports false information that he is allegedly starving, which will ultimately lead to his death.

The Nevsky District Court of St. Petersburg fined assistant deputy Vadim Safonov, who was detained at the May Day march, 20 thousand rubles, the telegram channel of the joint press service of the city courts reported . Safonov was found guilty under Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code (violation of the rules for holding mass events). As a participant in the march told Rosbalt, the judge refused to announce the charges “personally against” him.

during a football match with Dynamo, Moscow police are looking for CSKA fans who hung a banner against spending money on Fan IDs , told TASS. Alexander Meitin, director of security and fan relations for the Russian Premier League Meitin added that the CSKA football club will be fined due to the behavior of fans. “As for the fans who put up this banner, the police are already looking for these people,” he said.

In Udmurtia, the Votkinsk District Court fined the organizer of a rally against the sale of city electricity networks, Ildar Zakirov, for the discrepancy between the poster and the speech of the rally participants and the stated topic, writes . Idel.Realii Zakirov was found guilty under Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (repeated violation of the rules of holding a rally) and was fined 150 thousand rubles.

Law enforcement officers detained members of a neo-Nazi group involved in attacks on migrants. reported this Interfax and RBC with reference to sources. The exact number of detainees has not been reported. According to REN TV, a criminal case was opened against the leaders of the group and five of its members. An Interfax source clarified that the group included at least three dozen people.