Six volunteers of Alexei Navalny’s headquarters in Kaliningrad were given summonses to appear to draw up an administrative protocol, reports , citing headquarters employee Maria Petukhova. OVD-Info They were summoned to the police station in the Central district of the city on September 18, they are going to draw up protocols on them under Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the procedure for holding an action).

German Zubov, a specialist at the Forensic Laboratory of Audiovisual Documents (ANO KLAD), criticized the phonographic examination of wiretaps of defendants in the Penza case in court, reports 7×7 . The laboratory assessed the conclusion of experts from the FSB at the request of the defense. On September 16, Zubov flew from St. Petersburg to Penza to appear in court. “The case is complex, very unique. I have never seen such phonograms in my practice. [They are] very unusual.

Several dozen priests of the Russian Orthodox Church spoke out in defense of those accused and convicted in the “Moscow case”; their open letter is published by Orthodoxy and Peace. At the time of publication of the news, it had the signatures of 39 clergy. The priests believe that the prison sentences assigned to those involved in the “Moscow case” should be reviewed.

Lawyer Dagir Khasavov was detained in the Lefortovo District Court of Moscow, Kommersant reports , citing lawyer Eduard Isetsky. Khasavov represents in court the interests of former Deputy Prime Minister of Dagestan Rayudin Yusufov, accused of embezzlement. The lawyer was taken out of the room at the beginning of the hearing and taken to the Investigative Committee.

The Sovetsky District Court of Ulan-Ude arrested blogger Dmitry Bairov for 10 days for non-payment of alimony (Part 1 of Article 5.35.1 of the Administrative Code). about this with reference to Bair Tsyrenov, deputy of the People’s Khural of Buryatia.

Roskomnadzor demanded that Team 29 remove the article about bypassing blocking. The human rights project reported this to Mediazona. On the night of September 17, Roskomnadzor sent “Team 29” a notification that the article “How to bypass site blocking” was included in the register of prohibited information based on the decision of the Kirovsky District Court of Saratov. The court decision was published on the website “Judicial and regulatory acts of the Russian Federation”.

Environmental activist from Arkhangelsk Andrei Khristoforov (Drevarkh the Enlightened) left Russia after a criminal case was initiated against him under the article on the use of violence against a representative of the authorities (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). this He reported 29.ru. to He said that he made the final decision to leave after he was given a written undertaking not to leave the city. The activist did not specify which country he went to.

During the presentation of deputy certificates, Moscow City Duma deputy from Yabloko Maxim Kruglov called the head of the Moscow City Election Commission, Valentin Gorbunova, guilty of criminal prosecution of protest participants. A video of Kruglov’s speech was published on the party’s Twitter. “The Yabloko faction holds you responsible for the fact that many young people ended up in prison because you were unable to hold normal elections. We will seek your resignation,” Kruglov said.

YouTube, at the request of Roskomnadzor, sent a notification to the Lifehaker that a video called “How to Watch the Blocking of Sites and Trackers” was included in the register of prohibited information. About this on Twitter was written by the publisher of "Life Hatch" Alexei Ponomar. The YouTube administration warned that if the owner does not delete the video, it can be blocked according to the requirements of the regulator.

The Khoroshevsky District Court of Moscow sentenced the former commander of the OMON battalion of the Moscow Department of the National Guard, Mikhail Pytalev, to 7.5 years in a maximum security colony in the case of bribes from a businessman whom he protected under the state protection program. about this . writes Interfax Pytalev was also fined 4.1 million rubles and was banned from working in law enforcement for six years.

The Basmanny Court of Moscow has authorized dozens of new searches in the case of money laundering at the Anti-Corruption Fund (FBK), reports project manager of the fund Leonid Volkov. According to Volkov, the court also granted two requests to search the lawyers' offices. According to the file, the court allocated one minute to consider motions. On September 12, searches took place in 43 Russian cities where Alexei Navalny has headquarters.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow sentenced activist Konstantin Kotov, who was sentenced to four years in prison under the “Dada” article, to 10 days of arrest, reports MBKH Media. The court examined the activist’s administrative protocol, which was drawn up due to the action on January 6: then Kotov, together with several participants in the “Unlimited Protest,” unfurled a banner “For Freedom of Assembly” on Tverskaya Street.

Professors, candidates and doctors of legal sciences wrote a letter to the Chairman of the Constitutional Court of Russia Valery Zorkin. They considered that the sentence against activist Konstantin Kotov under the article on repeated violation of the order of organizing or holding a public event (Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code) violated the decisions of the Constitutional Court. The text of the letter was published on the Echo of Moscow website. The appeal was signed by 21 people.

The crew of a North Korean schooner attacked border guards from the FSB in the Sea of ​​Japan, TASS reports citing the FSB Public Relations Center. “The crew of a North Korean schooner (more than 45 people) carried out an armed attack on members of the inspection team of the border ship. Three servicemen were injured of varying degrees of severity,” the statement said.

The St. Petersburg City Court overturned the sentence of Mikhail Tsakunov, convicted in the case of using violence against a policeman at the “He is not our king” rally, reports the joint press service of the city courts. In May, Tsakunov was found guilty under Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code (use of violence against a government official) and was fined 100 thousand rubles.