The Zamoskvoretsky District Court of Moscow fined RT journalist Ilya Vasyunin 10 thousand for a picket in support of journalist and municipal deputy Ilya Azar. this He himself announced on Twitter. Vasyunin was found guilty under Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code (violation of the rules for holding a rally). were fined for pickets in support of Azar Earlier, Dozhd journalist Mikhail Fishman and Ekho Moskvy presenters Tatyana Felgenhauer and Alexander Plyushchev .

Sberbank conducted an internal audit after its employees Ruslan Gafarov and Sergei Minenko were accused of harassment. this reports The Bell with reference to the bank's press service. The organization found no grounds for dismissing workers; one of them quit of his own free will, the press service added. In mid-July, an employee of the “Human Rights Postcard” Valentina Dekhtyarenko spoke about harassment from Gafarov.

In St. Petersburg, Roman Koval, a member of the legislative assembly from United Russia, and his assistant Andrei Grishin were detained in a bribery case. this The Investigative Committee reports . A case was opened against Koval for receiving a large-scale bribe (Part 6 of Article 290 of the Criminal Code), and against Grishin for mediation in large-scale bribery (Part 4 of Article 291.1 of the Criminal Code).

In Moscow, police came to the Khodasevich bookstore at the request of members of the pro-Kremlin SERB movement . This was reported by OVD-Info. According to the project, security forces threatened the bookstore employees and said that an investigative team would come to the store. As reported KULTRAB , the police forced workers to remove the “Solidarity” calendar, created by the brand together with femme activist Polina Titova, from the display window.

Dmitry Popov after detention. Screenshot: ONT Mediazona tells the story of Dmitry Popov, who in Russia managed to call the odious “male state” and the project on the deanonymization of the security forces “scanner” - and then left for Belarus and became a defendant in a rapidly developing case about an attempt to foreign interference in the presidential election.

Sergey Tikhanovsky in Mogilev. The Belarusian video blogger Sergei Tikhanovsky, who announced the participation in the presidential election, has been under arrest from May 29. Among other things, he is accused of inciting the growth and calls for violent actions. At the same time, an independent psychological linguistic examination conducted with the help of the international human rights group "Agora" did not find anything reprehensible in the statements of Tikhanovsky.

The Council of the European Union imposed sanctions against four Russian citizens suspected of a cyber attack on the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), whose headquarters are located in The Hague. This is reported on the EU website. Restrictions were introduced against GRU officers Alexei Minin, Alexey Morenz, Evgeny Serebryakov and Oleg Sotnikov.

The Nizhny Novgorod Regional Court sentenced six police officers from Tatarstan who planted drugs to residents to real terms. This was reported by the Prosecutor General's Office and the Public Verdict . As the court found, from 2008 to 2013, police beat four people during operational search operations, planted drugs on them and opened criminal cases.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against Russian citizen Yulia Ilyinskaya, who voted three times on amendments to the Constitution in Israel. This is stated on the department's website. The case was initiated under the article on illegal receipt of a ballot for the all-Russian vote (Part 2 of Article 142.2 of the Criminal Code).

YouTube blogger from the Moscow region Yan Katelevsky was arrested in a criminal case of intentional damage to property (Part 2 of Article 167 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by OVD-Info. A day earlier, it became known about the arrest of Katelevsky and another video blogger, Alexander Dorogov. Both made videos on YouTube about violations by security forces, including about the funeral business in the Moscow region.

The head of the FSIN Moscow department, Sergei Moroz, said that for the first time in 10 years, the capital’s pre-trial detention centers are not overcrowded. The words of the head of the department are reported by TASS. According to Moroz, on July 1, there were 8,994 people in eight Moscow isolation centers, with a limit of 8,999 places. “For the first time in a decade, we entered the reporting period with no over-limit,” he added.

The Presnensky Court of Moscow fined Samariddin Radzhabov, convicted in the “Moscow case”, 300 thousand rubles for a single picket near the Ministry of Internal Affairs building on Petrovka, 38. Radzhabov himself spoke about this. The activist was found guilty of repeated violation of the rules for holding protests (Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). On June 5, Radjabov came out with a poster “Peaceful protest is NOT a crime.” He was detained.

After a search, the Industrial Court of Perm arrested Other Russia activist Kirill Imashev for seven days under the article of disobedience to the police (Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code). This is reported by “Apology of Protest”. The defense plans to appeal this decision. The head of Apology of Protest, Alexey Glukhov, told Mediazona that they want to interrogate Imashev and other activists in the case of vandalism (Part 1 of Article 214 of the Criminal Code) as witnesses.

An employee of Petrozavodsk colony No. 9, Igor Tuzov, claims that he was hospitalized because of the news about his threats to Mediazona journalist Alla Konstantinova. This is stated in the materials of the audit on Tuzov’s statement of libel. Because of the news, the jailer was given a disciplinary sanction in the form of a reprimand.

The Supreme Court commuted the sentence of Rostov-on-Don residents Yan Sidorov and Vladislav Mordasov to four years in prison in the case of “mass riots.” This was reported by the head of Agora, Pavel Chikov. Agora added that the term was reduced due to the reclassification of the case.