The human rights project Gulagu.net stopped working in Russia due to fears for the safety of its employees. This was announced by the founder of the organization, Vladimir Osechkin.

The Novgorod District Court arrested former Moscow municipal deputy Yulia Galyamina for seven days under the article on disobedience to the police (Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code). This was reported on Galyamina’s telegram channel. Galyamina was detained on May 22 at the Zemsky Congress forum of independent municipal deputies, held in Veliky Novgorod.

In the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug, the police opened a criminal case for the beating of activist Anton Pantin (Article 116 of the Criminal Code, beatings); the suspect was released on his own recognizance. This was reported by FederalPress with reference to the press service of the department. “This is a local resident of the city of Yugorsk, he has nothing to do with politics, he has a working profession.

The Ministry of Digital Development proposed to exempt state media from quarterly reports to Roskomnadzor on foreign funding. developed by the ministry . to the bill drew attention Interfax Since 2016, Roskomnadzor has been publishing lists of media outlets reporting on foreign funding. The latest report for the 1st quarter of 2021 mentions TASS and Russia Today .

The Moscow City Court ordered the removal of material about businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin from 2016 from the website and payment of 80 thousand rubles in compensation to him. The editors of the publication reported this. Co-defendants in the lawsuit are also the editor-in-chief of the Vladimir edition “Dovod” Ilya Kosygin and journalist Maxim Shevchenko; The court also decided to recover 80 thousand rubles from them in favor of Prigozhin.

to the bill 20 foreign Internet companies are subject about this . wrote , which provides for blocking for refusal to open a representative office in Russia.

Roskomnadzor demanded that Google remove all “prohibited content” within a day and threatened to slow down traffic to the company’s services. this TASS reports with reference to a press release from the supervisory agency.

The Central District Court of Voronezh recovered from the Ministry of Internal Affairs one million rubles in compensation for moral damage in favor of student Maxim Grebenyuk, who was tortured with a bag of ammonia by the police. The human rights organization “Zone of Law” reported this to Mediazona.

The Soviet District Court of Tula appointed a year and a half of a conditional term of 22-year-old Artemy Demenko in the case of calls for extremism on the Internet (part 2 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code). The decision of April 23 Mediazone was reported in the press service of the court. The decision entered into force on May 12, but the sentence has not yet been posted on the site.

Precinct police department No. 1 of Murmansk refused to initiate a criminal case due to a break-in at the local office. This was reported by former campaign coordinator Violetta Grudina. In early April, supporters of the politician discovered that the door to their headquarters on Paparina Street had been filled with foam, and a swastika had been painted on the door. When activists got inside a few days later, they also saw swastikas on the walls.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of Saratov ruled to recover 2 million rubles in favor of local resident Dmitry Rubinshtein, who was mistakenly sent to a colony instead of his half-brother. This was reported by Svobodnye Novosti with reference to the press service of the court. The case file on the court’s website says that Rubinshtein’s claim against the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Saratov region, the regional prosecutor’s office and several investigators was partially satisfied .

editor-in-chief Baza Nikita Mogutin was accused of participating in the April 21 protest. this He reported on his Telegram channel. The journalist said that today, May 24, he arrived at the police station, where he was shown video from surveillance cameras. In the recording, Mogutin is “walking along Tverskaya [street].” “The vests (vests with the inscription “Press” for working at rallies - MZ), the abundance of equipment, etc. did not bother anyone,” the journalist wrote.

President Vladimir Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov refused to comment on reports about four Russians who did not fly to Vilnius from Minsk after the detention of the former editor-in-chief of the Belarusian opposition telegram channel. He announced this at a briefing with journalists, his words are quoted . Peskov refused to comment on the situation with the Ryanair plane, which the day before made an emergency landing in Minsk during a flight from Athens to Vilnius.

Abkhaz police officers who participated in the detention and interrogation of Russian tourists. Drawing Daria Morozova Abkhazia was one of the first to open the boundaries for Russians after coronavirus quarantine. Since August last year, a partially recognized state visited more than 600 thousand vacationers. In the new holiday season, which begins these days, Abkhazia expects to accept another one and a half million tourists.

Police Department No. 8 of Voronezh refused to initiate an investigation into the beating of a rally participant on January 31, Alexander Chernikov, in the basement of a sushi restaurant. A copy of the refusal resolution is at the disposal of Mediazona. The police referred to the results of the examination, according to which the injuries found on Chernikov were “regarded as not causing harm to health,” and began an investigation under the article on beatings (6.1.1 of the Administrative Code).