The Central Bank informed market participants about the “unstable operation of personal accounts” from 08:15 on September 13 to 21:00 on September 14. On September 13, the first message about the “temporary unavailability of the Personal Account” appeared on the Bank of Russia website.

The largest organizations protecting the rights of Internet users Access Now , Electronic Frontier Foundation and Net Freedoms Project called on IT companies to protect the Russian Internet from censorship in the run-up to and during the elections. The open letter was published on the Access Now website .

Crimean Tatar Asan Akhmetov, detained in the case of damage to a gas pipeline in the village of Perevalny (part 1 of Article 281 of the Criminal Code, sabotage), told lawyer Aider Azamatov about electric shock torture. “Grati” published the text of Akhmetov’s survey. According to Akhmetov, around midnight on September 3, armed people burst into his home, handcuffed him, put a plastic mask over his eyes and took him to the basement.

The Ministry of Digital Development has published a draft resolution that will allow disconnecting communications for ordinary subscribers during emergencies. attention to this RBC drew .

The Supreme Court dismissed the case of Tatyana Vorobyova, a resident of the Volgograd village of Kislovo, who stabbed her partner who was strangling her. attention to the publication of the decision . drew The human rights organization “Zone of Law” According to the case file , in September 2019, Vorobyova’s partner, who returned from his shift, quarreled with her several times because he began to drink alcohol frequently, insult and beat her.

The European Court of Human Rights awarded 7.5 thousand euros in compensation to Ulyanovsk resident Valeria Volodina due to the fact that the police refused to investigate harassment by her former partner on social networks. The decision was published on the court's website. In 2019, the European Court already recognized the inaction of the Russian authorities in relation to Volodina.

The Perovsky District Court of Moscow imposed fines on the center and its leader Anna Rivina under the law on “foreign agents.” This was reported by the head of the international human rights group Agora, Pavel Chikov, with reference to lawyer Kirill Koroteev.

The Arbitration Court of the Krasnoyarsk Territory canceled the broadcasting license of the local Channel 8 at the request of the Yenisei department of Roskomnadzor. The decision was published on the court's website. The department filed a lawsuit against the television company back in July. Roskomnadzor decided that the channel’s broadcasting was “carried out in violation of the programmatic focus” and did not comply with the license, the reports .

The magistrate of precinct No. 422 of the Tagansky district of Moscow fined Facebook 21 million rubles, Twitter 5 million and Telegram 9 million for refusing to remove materials at the request of Roskomnadzor. Mediazona was informed about this in the Tagansky District Court. The judge reviewed five protocols on Facebook , one on Twitter and two on Telegram (Part 2 of Article 13.41 of the Administrative Code).

The Ministry of Justice threatened the foundation with a fine due to “signs of abuse” of the state emblem in their logo. This was reported by Kommersant with reference to the head of the legal department of the fund, Olga Podoplelova. The logo of the Sitting Rus' organization, which helps prisoners and their families, depicts a double-headed eagle, one part of which looks like a FSIN officer with a baton, and the other part looks like a prisoner in a striped robe and in shackles with a weight.

Yesterday, bailiffs came to the Google office in the Moscow business center “Balchug Plaza” to achieve the exclusion of politician Alexei Navalny’s project “Smart Voting” from search results. about this . Representatives of the service told Interfax The bailiffs sought to enforce the decision of the Moscow Arbitration Court: in September, it prohibited Google and Yandex from displaying the phrase “Smart Voting” as an interim measure in a lawsuit filed by a Stavropol company selling sheep wool.

The European Court of Human Rights recognized the ban on the National Bolshevik Party (NBP) and the refusal to register it as a violation of fundamental human rights and freedoms. The decision was published on the court's website.

Foreign Ministry employee Svetlana Polyakova, who is called a “close friend” of Minister Sergei Lavrov, owns real estate worth more than a billion rubles, the investigation says . Polyakova, according to Important Stories, owns an apartment of 260 square meters in the Prechistenka 13 complex worth about 700 million rubles, apartments in Sochi and a house in the Moscow region, which the publication valued at 50 and 57 million rubles. She also has several “luxury cars,” journalists noted.

President Vladimir Putin decided to go into self-isolation, explaining this by cases of COVID -19 infection in his circle. This is stated on the Kremlin website. Putin will comply “for a certain period of time” and will take part in planned events via video link, the statement said.

Illustration: Maria Tolstova / Mediazone At the end of last year, the Ministry of Health ordered doctors to report cases of drug overdose. Formally, ambulance officers could do this before, but not all paramedics transferred the patients to the patients to the police. Human rights activists are afraid that the new law will significantly increase the already overwhelming mortality from drugs in Russia.