Roskomnadzor blocked in Russia the website of the crisis group SK SOS, which helps victims of domestic violence and homophobia in the North Caucasus. The Roskomsvoboda project, which monitors blockages, drew attention to this. The decision to block on March 27 was made by Roskomnadzor itself. Human rights activists suggest that this could have been done within the framework of the law banning “LGBT propaganda,” which allowed extrajudicial blocking of queer content.

Independent publication from Berdsk, Novosibirsk region “Courier. Sreda" announced its closure due to pressure from supervisory agencies and "military censorship." “The reasons were the inability to work under military censorship and the inability to honestly earn money on the Russian market,” the media report says.

The office of Sirena-Travel, a Rostec company, in Moscow on Leningradsky Prospekt was searched, Kommersant reported , citing sources. Sirena-Travel is the developer of the Leonardo ticket booking system, which is used by the largest Russian carriers, including Pobeda, Aeroflot and Red Wings . The system was also implemented by airlines in Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus and Venezuela.

The reason for the persecution of dissident Alexander Skobov was his post about the Kerch Bridge, reports the project “Support for Political Prisoners. Memorial" with reference to his lawyer. The branch of the Investigative Committee for the Kalininsky district of St. Petersburg opened a case against the former Soviet political prisoner under the article on justification of terrorism (Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code).

In Yekaterinburg, drivers who come to the traffic police to exchange foreign and international licenses for Russian ones are given summonses to the military registration and enlistment office. This was reported by an E1.ru correspondent. According to the new rules , which came into force on April 1, drivers who have received Russian citizenship or a residence permit can change their license to a Russian one without passing an exam within a year.

The head of Tatarstan Rustem Minnikhanov, commenting on the drone attack on an enterprise in Yelabuga, urged “not to expect” that the missile defense will work, since it “solves other problems.” An excerpt from his speech at the Tatarstan International Energy Forum is quoted by 116.ru. “Yesterday’s situation shows which areas are the most affected and most noticeable - of course, energy. These are our production facilities that run on energy. And the enemy feels it,” Minnikhanov said.

The Kalininsky District Court of Novosibirsk arrested a citizen of Tajikistan in the case of hooliganism (clause “b” of part 1 of article 213 of the Criminal Code) and military “fakes” (clause “d” of part 2 of article 207.3 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the press service of the city courts.

Alexander Skobov. Photo: Personal page on Facebook In St. Petersburg, 66-year-old Alexander Skobov was detained-a political prisoner and active participant in the dissident movement in the late USSR, who in modern Russia fiercely opposed the authorities and war. Remaining in Russia, Skobov openly opposed the invasion of Ukraine, called for helping the Armed Forces and criticized the regime of Vladimir Putin.

The Leninsky District Court of St. Petersburg fined Dmitry Burakov, associate professor of the St. Petersburg State University of Transport and Communications (PGUPS), under the protocol on “discrediting” the army (Part 1 of Article 20.3.3 of the Administrative Code). RBC was informed about this by the press service of the city courts. According to Fontanka, the reason for the protocol was the coat of arms of Ukraine on Burakov’s avatar on VKontakte.

The Bureau of Medical and Social Expertise has determined the disability of 17-year-old St. Petersburg resident Yegor Balazeikin, who was convicted in the case of attempting to set fire to two military registration and enlistment offices. His mother Tatyana Balazeikina reported this to Mediazona. Disability was established on January 30 due to autoimmune hepatitis, which the St. Petersburg resident was diagnosed with in childhood.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of Yekaterinburg arrested for eight days 21-year-old student Dmitry Grebenkin, who attacked at least four girls after refusing to meet him. This was reported by E1.ru. According to Komsomolskaya Pravda, a report on petty hooliganism was drawn up against the young man (20.1 of the Administrative Code). As Vecherniye Vedomosti writes , Grebenkin was detained on the night of April 3 at Koltsovo airport, from where he was planning to fly to Moscow with his cat.

Collage: Mediazone. Photo: Imago / Reuters, xz.fail Attackers almost got the opportunity to control most servers in the world. To do this, they needed to find a burnt creator of a small data to compress data XZ - And to hide it with toxic comments about poor -quality and slow work. On March 28, programmer Andres Froind, one of the most popular Postgres database management systems and Microsoft employee, noticed that his computer works a little slower than usual.

The applicants who sent appeals to the Investigative Committee in connection with the disappearance of the Chechen Seda Suleymanova received a response from the department - it informed about the initiation of a criminal case. The crisis group “SK SOS ” writes about this. As human rights activists said, the case was opened on the fact of the “unknown disappearance” of Suleymanova.

A case of terrorist attack was opened against a 20-year-old resident of the village of Konstantinovka in the Kaliningrad region (Article 205 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by New Kaliningrad with reference to the head of the press service of the regional government, Dmitry Lyskov. A resident of Konstantinovka is suspected of involvement in the derailment of a train traveling from Sovetsk to Kaliningrad on April 2.

Vladimir Makanin’s story “Prisoner of the Caucasus” was removed from the additional school curriculum in literature for the 11th grade after a denunciation by State Duma deputy from “A Just Russia” Yana Lantratova. She herself reported this to the lower house of parliament, and a video of her speech was published on her Telegram channel.