St. Petersburg security forces conducted a search of the head of the Teachers' Alliance, Daniile Ken, in connection with the case of blocking roads (Article 267 of the Criminal Code). this . reported His brother “Media and printed materials were confiscated. The computer was not confiscated only because it had already been confiscated last time. Daniil is still administratively detained for “questioning,” he wrote.

The police opened a criminal case for knowingly false reporting of a terrorist attack (Part 2 of Article 207 of the Criminal Code) against 48-year-old Belgorod resident Anton Kovyazin because of his comment before the rally on January 23, “A bomb will be planted at the rally.” Kommersant was informed about this by the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Belgorod Region.

The magistrate dismissed the criminal case against two Vologda teenagers who were accused of vandalism (Part 2 of Article 214 of the Criminal Code) because of inscriptions about the president on the regional government building. This was reported by the local publication Gorodvo.ru . According to investigators, on January 23, the day of the rally in support of Alexei Navalny, young people aged 15 and 17 “wrote curse words” about the president on the government building.

The European Court of Human Rights has demanded that Russia conduct controlled drug purchases by police officers only with court approval. This was reported by the head of Agora, Pavel Chikov, with reference to the court decision . The decision was made based on a complaint from nine Russians, who indicated that, having learned from “undisclosed sources” about their participation in the drug trade, they immediately arranged a test purchase without searching for other evidence.

A criminal case was opened against the head of the drug control department (OKON) of the Western Line Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Lieutenant Colonel Dmitry Shadrin, for falsification of evidence (Part 4 of Article 303 of the Criminal Code), reports . Zona Prava Over the past year, three of Shadrin’s subordinates have become involved in a case of planting drugs.

Roskomnadzor will check the “Freedom for Navalny” website due to a leak of personal data of users registered there, TASS reports citing the RKN press service. Roskomnadzor believes that the leak may be a violation of legislation in the field of personal data (Part 1 of Article 13.11 of the Administrative Code; up to a 100 thousand ruble fine). The email addresses of those registered on the “Free Navalny” website were leaked on the evening of April 15.

The Moscow prosecutor's office claims that it has provided the Moscow City Court with materials indicating that the headquarters of Alexei Navalny “conduct extremist activities.” The message was published on the department's website.

The Naberezhnye Chelny city court of Tatarstan imposed six months of restriction of freedom on local resident Albert Abdullin, who was accused of participating in a rally on January 23. this . reported The press service of the court Abdullin, as clarifies Chelny-biz.ru , at this time will not be able to leave the city, move or attend rallies, and will also have to report monthly to the criminal-executive inspection of the Avtozavodsky district of the city.

The State Duma adopted in the second reading a bill on fines of up to 30 thousand rubles for the “illegal use” of journalistic press cards and vests at rallies. This is stated on the initiative card. Last November, Deputy Dmitry Vyatkin proposed to include this in the article on violation of the rules for holding rallies (Part 6.2 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code).

Russians surveyed have not heard about Roskomnadzor’s attempts to limit the operation of Twitter in Russia, according to the results of a study by sociologists published on their website. 38% of those surveyed had “heard something” about it, and 16% said they were well aware of the situation. 40% of all respondents are sure that blocking Twitter is a fight against extremism, and 37% are sure that it is censorship; the remaining 23% found it difficult to answer this question.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has declared two Bulgarian embassy employees persona non grata in response to accusations of espionage by Russian diplomats. This is stated on the website of the Foreign Ministry. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs cited the names of the expelled diplomats - we are talking about the first secretary of the consulate, Nikolai Panayotov, and the first secretary of the embassy service for trade and economic issues, Chavdar Khristozov.

The Moscow City Court will consider the prosecutor's claim to recognize Navalny and his headquarters as extremist organizations behind closed doors. this to TASS . reported The press service of the court This was explained by the fact that the materials of the prosecutor's office contain secret information. Because of this, Navalny’s associates were previously prohibited from familiarizing themselves with the materials until the day of the meeting on April 26.

The Leninsky District Court of Vladivostok appointed two years of a conditional term to Alexander Olekhnovich in the case of the rally on January 23. This was announced by the lawyer from the OVD-Info Alexei Ananyev.

Nikita Tushkanov. Photo from the personal archive The 26-year-old history teacher from the Republic of Komi Nikita Tushkanov was fired for “immoral behavior” after the picket in support of Alexei Navalny-on January 23, he stood up with the poster “Silent or Die” in the city center. The police came home to the teacher, and two days later he was called to the conversation of the administration of the Ust-Vovsky district. Tushkin wrote this conversation on the recorder.

The Zheleznodorozhny District Court of Khabarovsk sentenced Denis Posmetyukhin to 1 year in a penal colony in the case of using violence against a police officer (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by OVD-info and Rusnews . The prosecutor requested two years in prison for the accused.