The Ministry of Justice reported that the laws adopted to combat coronavirus do not violate the rights of Russians. This is reported on the ministry's website. As stated in the release, laws adopted during the epidemic, including decrees of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, “meet the constitutional goals of protecting the life and health of citizens.” The Ministry of Justice points out that the laws are “proportional” to the threat of the spread of infection in Russia.

During the assault on the apartment of Yekaterinburg, Vladimir Taushankov, the security forces shot seven times, opening the door with keys. This was reported by New Gazeta with reference to experts of the Investigative Committee. According to the publication, three bullets hit Taushankov, one - went along the tangent, and three more bullets stuck in the door.

Medical workers in a hospital for infected coronavirus infection in Cherkessk. Photo: Denis Abramov / RIA Novosti Doctors of Karachay-Cherkessia complain of mass infections with coronavirus, lack of drugs, protective equipment and non-payment of the promised allowances. Officially in the republic 1354 infected. On the first of June, the Minister of Health of Karachay-Cherkessia Kazim Shamanov during a live broadcast on Instagram said that they only died from coronavirus in the republic.

In Moscow, near the building of the capital’s Ministry of Internal Affairs, 13 people were detained during a series of single pickets for freedom of assembly. The broadcast is hosted by Sota Vision . First, the police detained activist Viktor Nemytov, who came to the building on Petrovka with a poster “Russia without Putin.” He was taken to the Tverskoy district police station.

The police detained activist Viktor Nemytov, who came to the building of the capital’s Ministry of Internal Affairs on Petrovka with a poster “Russia without Putin.” The detention was broadcast by channel the Sota Vision . Later, Alexandra Popova and the administrator of the telegram channel “Protest MSU” Dmitry Ivanov were detained . Both were not on picket lines. Also detained were Igor Safonov and journalist Pyotr Ruzavin, who stood up with a poster “I have today.

Photo: Andrey Lukovsky / Kommersant Police throughout Russia delay people, torture that they confess to crimes, and then, in order to submit these detentions legal, invent administrative offenses. Such practice is regularly resorted to in the Krasnodar Territory, the “Committee against torture” is said: human rights activists found eight cases when administrative cases were clearly fabricated. "Mediazona" already wrote about some of them - but not a single case caused public resonance.

The Kalininsky District Court of Cheboksary sentenced a former police patrol officer from Kazan to 3.5 years of suspended imprisonment for rape. This was reported on the website of the Investigative Committee for Chuvashia. As the investigation established , in November 2019, a 34-year-old policeman, while on vacation, came to Cheboksary to visit his friend who lived in a hostel. They started drinking.

Roskomnadzor did not draw up a report against the management of the TVK television channel for disseminating fake information, reports Legal Aid Headquarters, citing Vladimir Vasin, a lawyer for the international human rights group Agora.

The Election Commission of the Sverdlovsk Region decided to abandon video surveillance during voting on amendments to the Constitution, writes Znak.com with reference to the head of the commission, Vladimir Rusinov. “There will be no video surveillance during voting at home and during door-to-door voting. In addition, voting will take place over six days to protect residents.

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis declared two employees of the Russian Embassy persona non grata. this reports Reuters . The Czech Republic expelled them to their countries. Babis confirmed that this was due to information about an attempt to poison three Czech politicians. As wrote Respekt . with reference to law enforcement agencies, in early April a man with a Russian diplomatic passport arrived at Prague airport The embassy's car took him to the embassy.

The Office of Rospotrebnadzor for St. Petersburg issued a warning to the private planetarium after the news about the resumption of work during quarantine at the same time as churches. attention to this . drew Novaya Gazeta “Churches will open in St. Petersburg from June 5. Do you think the planetarium is a temple of science and technology?” they asked subscribers of the Planetarium No. 1 page on VKontakte.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of Samara terminated the administrative case of Communist deputy of the provincial Duma Mikhail Matveev for tweets about coronavirus, Legal Aid Headquarters reports , citing Stanislav Seleznev, a lawyer for the international human rights group Agora.

During the appeal, the Moscow City Court reduced the period of administrative arrest of journalist Ilya Azar, sent to a special detention center for a single picket, from 15 days to 10, reports Apology of Protest. He is now due to be released on June 7. near the courthouse After the hearing, activist Danny Kulinich was detained , who came out with a poster “Today Azar, tomorrow you.” Soon the oppositionist was released .

The head of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations, Evgeny Zinichev, claimed that the department became aware of the fuel spill at the Norilsk CHPP-3 only on May 31. On the website of the Ministry of Emergency Situations for the Krasnoyarsk Territory, the spill was reported two days before.

The Naberezhnye Chelny City Court of Tatarstan fined district police officer Eldar Sagitov, accused of negligence resulting in the rape of a 16-year-old girl with a disability, the human rights organization “Zone of Law” told Mediazona, citing lawyer Pavel Terentyev. District police department No. 1 was found guilty under Part 1 of Article 293 of the Criminal Code (negligence).