The Investigative Committee issued a decision to refuse to initiate a criminal case against Mikhail Khachaturyan in connection with his death due to non-rehabilitative circumstances, but admitted the fact that he had committed crimes against his daughters, Kommersant’s sources in law enforcement agencies told Kommersant. As the newspaper writes, all three Khachaturian sisters wrote statements demanding that a criminal case be opened against their father back in May of this year.

In Novokuibyshevsk, Samara Region, three candidates for city Duma from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation went on a hunger strike against election violations. this on his YouTube channel .

Viktor Kirilenko, a participant in the July 27 action, whose home was searched in connection with the case of “mass riots,” was interrogated as a witness by the Investigative Committee and released. about this with reference to lawyer Alexander Aldayev. writes The head of the international human rights group Agora, Pavel Chikov, On the morning of August 20, OVD-Info reported that Kirilenko was searched, and then he was taken for questioning as a witness to the Investigative Committee.

In relation to 13 police officers, Ingushetia opened criminal cases of non -fulfillment of the order (part 2 of Article 286.1 of the Criminal Code) after they refused to disperse the rally, whose participants protested against changing the border of the republic. This was reported by MBH Media with reference to the lawyer Magomed Kuriev, who represented the police in the civil process.

In the Saratov region, Investigative Committee investigator Shukhrat Mamurdzhanov refused to initiate a criminal case against the head of the investigative unit of the Department of Internal Affairs for the Krasnokutsk region, Oksana Kolykhan. about this . writes Free News Kolykhan’s subordinate, investigator Victoria Zachetnova, filed a statement of attack against her on July 26. Svobodnye Novosti does not specify under what article the woman asked to initiate a case.

The Leninsky District Court of Yekaterinburg imposed 100 hours of compulsory labor on local activist Sergei Tiunov for a Facebook post about Moscow protests. This was reported by lawyer Roman Kachanov. A protocol was drawn up against Tiunov for repeated violation of the legislation on rallies (Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). He faced up to 30 days of arrest.

The Human Rights Council conducted “monitoring of social networks” and found five cases of violations by law enforcement officials during rallies on July 27, August 3 and 10. This was reported on the Council website. At the rally on July 27, next to the central children's store, the employee beat the people who were sitting on the shop, citing an example of the “unreasonable use of special tools” of the HRC.

The criminal cases of Danil Beglets, Kirill Zhukov and Evgeniy Kovalenko, who were detained at the Moscow protest rally, were sent to court for consideration on the merits, according to the Investigative Committee’s website. All of them are accused of using violence against security forces (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code).

In the Moscow pre-trial detention center “Lefortovo” they accepted deliveries for prisoners from the “ Sentsov list ” Vladimir Balukh, Stanislav Klykh, Alexander Kolchenko, Pavel Grib and Nikolai Karpyuk, said activist Victoria Ivleva.

The Simonovsky District Court of Moscow is going to extend the arrest of Alexei Navalny due to hospitalization while serving his sentence, said the politician’s press secretary Kira Yarmysh. According to the document, Judge Kuleshov sent the head of the special detention center a notice of an upcoming meeting at which the issue of “suspension of the administrative arrest of A.A.

In the Tagansky District Court, bailiffs forcibly detained Public Verdict lawyer Ernest Mezak for refusing to delete a video recording of his petition being rejected. This was reported in the telegram channel of the human rights organization. Mezak represented the interests of Maxim Grishenkov, who was detained at the rally on August 3. The hearing was scheduled for 10:05, but the judge did not appear. Listeners and participants were allowed into the hall, but the judge never came.

The former head of the Center for "E, Ingushetia, Timur Khamkhoev, convicted of violence against the detainee, asked for parole. This was written in his telegram channel by lawyer Andrei Sabinin, who collaborates with the "Zone of Law". The meeting at which Khamkhoev will be considered on September 5, is indicated on the website of the Tagistroevsky District Court in Nizhny Tagil. In July 2017, the Nalchik garrison military court sentenced Khamkhoev to seven years in a general regime colony.

The former head of the internal security department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in St. Petersburg, Yuri Timchenko, convicted in a fraud case, was released on parole. about this with reference to the press service of the main department of the Federal Penitentiary Service for the Sverdlovsk Region. writes Interfax Timchenko was released from the colony in Nizhny Tagil, where he was serving his sentence, in early July. The former police colonel was arrested in December 2016.

The Memorial human rights center recognized Moscow activist Konstantin Kotov, who was arrested under the “Dadin article” (212.1 of the Criminal Code, repeated violations at rallies), as a political prisoner, according to the organization’s website.

Rosreestr renamed the family of President Vladimir Putin as the Sergeev-Gradskys in the statement for an apartment on Vasilyevsky Island in St. Petersburg, writes Sobesednik. In 1995, Vladimir Putin privatized a service apartment on Vasilyevsky Island for himself, his wife and children. In 1997, he transferred the housing to his mother-in-law Ekaterina Shkrebneva. After her death, the apartment was inherited by her eldest daughter Olga Tsomaeva, then by Lyudmila Putina, the president’s wife.