The Basmanny District Court of Moscow arrested two more people in absentia in the case of the murder of the head of the Ingush Center “E” Ibragim Eldzharkiev. this TASS reports with reference to the press service of the court. The accused Musa Belkhoroev and Mukharbek Dudurkhanov were put on the international wanted list. They are charged with , and . In November 2020, the accused Kureisha Kartoev was arrested in absentia .

Stand-up comedian Danila Poperechny sent 500 thousand rubles to journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva, who was fined this amount in the case of justifying terrorism. about this She wrote on Facebook. The journalist also confirmed this to Mediazona. on Facebook In the afternoon, Prokopyeva opened a fundraiser to pay the fine. A few hours later, she closed it, promising to send all the “extra” money to the Center for the Defense of Media Rights and other human rights activists.

The total amount of fines to the broadcasting organization "" under the law on "foreign agents" amounted to 19.3 million rubles. this with reference to the press service of Roskomnadzor. reports RIA Novosti In total, Radio Liberty drew up 195 protocols “for failure to comply with the requirements of the law on labeling” on nine sites, the press service noted. The Magistrate's Court has already considered 71 cases, all of which have resulted in fines.

The Leningradsky District Court of Kaliningrad fined 74-year-old pensioner Pyotr Zuev 180 thousand rubles for participating in a rally in support of oppositionist Alexei Navalny on January 31. This is reported by 7x7 with reference to Zuev himself and the local headquarters of the politician . According to the pensioner, during the action he was photographed by an employee of Center “E”. Then Zuev was detained and a report was drawn up against him.

Saidanvar Sulaimonov, who spoke about layoffs from a hospital for coronavirus patients due to a flashlight campaign, was an employee of a company providing cleaning services. The Department of Health reported this to Mediazona. “The employee referred to in the publication is an employee of a company that provides cleaning services for hospital premises at the ice palace in Krylatskoye.

The Supreme Court introduced a bill to the State Duma that proposes to introduce a definition of “criminal offense” into the Criminal and Criminal Procedure Codes. The corresponding document was published on the website of the lower house of parliament. According to the explanatory note, a crime of minor gravity will be recognized as a criminal offense, the punishment for which does not include imprisonment.

Roskomnadzor considered it legal to collect biometric data from a Moscow metro passenger, whom the facial recognition system mistakenly identified as a wanted person, writes Roskomsvoboda. “Given that the police received information that a person was on the wanted list, mistakenly identified as S.M. Mezhuev, there were grounds for collecting and processing personal data, including biometric data for the purpose of identification.

The organizers of the march in memory of Boris Nemtsov did not coordinate with the Moscow mayor's office for the march on the day of the politician's murder on February 27. This was reported by one of the members of the march organizing committee, oppositionist Dmitry Gudkov. “We understand that under the pretext of coronavirus, all rallies are prohibited and no march will be approved this year,” he explained.

In the Hermitage, during the exhibition “Faberge - Jeweler of the Imperial Court,” fake exhibits were shown, the owner of which is associated with a “close friend” of Vladimir Putin, writes the BBC Russian service. In January, London collector Andrei Ruzhnikov wrote an open letter to the director of the Hermitage Mikhail Piotrovsky.

At a briefing with journalists, Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov commented on yesterday's rally by Navalny's supporters with flashlights. A recording of his speech is provided by Mayak radio. “Yes, some people walked around with flashlights, great! Maybe someone was in love, someone was protesting against something, someone was just for company, not understanding why the lanterns were lit,” said the Kremlin representative.

The Vakhitovsky District Court of Kazan arrested for seven days Socialist Alternative activist Javid Mamedov, who was detained after an agreed rally against repression. This is stated in the movement’s Telegram channel. Riot police detained nine supporters of the movement after yesterday's rally. Activists said that the organizers of the action had complaints about the date of the “women’s strike against the regime, oppression, poverty” mentioned on their banner.

The Kolpinsky District Court of St. Petersburg will not broadcast a hearing on the request of the prosecutor's office to ban the distribution of the anime "Naruto" and Morgenstern's song "I Ate Grandfather" due to the fact that "our camera is broken," the head of the press service of the St. Petersburg courts, Daria Lebedeva, told Mediazona. . Listeners and journalists will not be allowed into the meeting under the pretext of coronavirus restrictions.

The Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow began an internal investigation after the story of 21-year-old volunteer of the Lyubov Sobol headquarters, Alena Kitayeva, about the beating at the Donskoy police station. This is stated in the request received by Dozhd from.

In Moscow, 22-year-old orderly Saidanvar Sulaimonov said that he was fired from a hospital for those infected with coronavirus after the “Love is stronger than fear” campaign. Sulaimonov himself told Mediazona about this. According to Sulaimonov, he worked as an orderly for two and a half months at the City Clinical Hospital No. 67, organized on the basis of the Krylatskoye Ice Palace.

In Khakassia, a criminal case was instituted on abuse of burial places due to the use of tombstones from the cemetery in the village in the village of Shir (part 1 of Article 244 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the Republican prosecutor's office. The case was opened due to the "destruction" by an unidentified person of 14 tombstones from the cemetery.