Subscribe to our YouTube Nikulinsky Court of Moscow on the evening of June 8 sent Medusa journalist Ivan Golunov under house arrest. Near the court building, several hundred people were expected. This is how they reacted to the fact that Golunov was not sent to a pre -trial detention center.

Application of the editor -in -chief of Medusa Ivan Kolpakov Thanks to everyone for support. We believe that Ivan Kolunov was sent under house arrest (and not to the insulator) thanks to the unprecedented campaign of journalistic solidarity. By current standards, what happened is incredible. And, of course, victory. Thank you!!!! We are all in the Medusa editorial office 100 percent confident that the persecution of Ivan Golunov is connected with his journalistic work.

Updated . Mash published a video of Golunov getting out of the car and entering the entrance of the house. Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov was taken home from the Ramenki police station. This was announced by his lawyer Dmitry Dzhulay. At the police department, where Golunov was taken after the court decision on house arrest, investigative actions were carried out with him - in particular, his clothes were taken for examination. This was done at the request of his defense.

Late in the evening of June 8, the Nikulinsky District Court of Moscow sent Ivan Golunov under the house arrest of the Medusa correspondent. According to the investigation, Golunov "made an attempt on illegal sale of drugs on a large scale." The journalist himself insists on his innocence and says that drugs were thrown to him; He connects a criminal case with his investigation of the funeral business.

Update: Golunov’s attorney, Dmitry Dzhulai, has announced that Ivan Golunov has been released from the police station and is on his way home. Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov has been taken from the courthouse where he received a two-month house arrest order directly to Moscow’s Ramenki police station, not to his apartment.

Evgeny Feldman for "Medusa" On the evening of June 8, the court sent Medusa correspondent Ivan Golunov under house arrest for two months . Golunov is forbidden to use communications and communicate with other defendants in his case. Golunov asked for the domestic arrest, and the investigator and the prosecutor insisted on imprisoning the journalist to custody.

Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov was taken from the courthouse, where the decision on his house arrest was made, not home, but to the Ramenki police station. This was done at the request of lawyers. As stated by his lawyer Dmitry Dzhulay, investigative actions will continue with Golunov - in particular, his clothes will be confiscated for examination. Ivan Golunov has been charged with attempted drug trafficking. Golunov insists on his innocence and says that the drugs were planted on him.

Evgeny Feldman for Medusa, the Nikulinsky court of Moscow sent a Medusa correspondent Ivan Golunov, accused of attempted drugs, under house arrest. The investigation asked for a journalist in custody. Golunov rejects the charges against him, he claims that the police were thrown by the drugs.

Moscow’s Nikulinsky District Court has ordered Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov to remain under house arrest for two months. The court also prohibited the journalist from using communication technologies or communicating with other defendants in his case. Investigators and prosecutors had petitioned for Golunov to remain in a pretrial detention center for two months. Golunov’s attorneys requested house arrest.

The Nikulinsky District Court of Moscow placed Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov under house arrest for two months. The court also forbade Golunov to use means of communication and communicate with other defendants in the case. The journalist's defense asked for house arrest. The investigation and the prosecutor's office petitioned for Golunov's placement in custody. Ivan Golunov has been charged with attempted drug dealing.

The defense of Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov will file a complaint with the ECHR against the actions of the investigation after his arrest. This was stated by lawyer Dmitry Dzhulai as he left the court building. Dzhulai recalled that more than two days, as required by law, passed between Golunov's detention and the court's decision on a preventive measure - the journalist was brought to court only 56 hours later.

Ivan Kolunov at a court hearing, where he was elected a measure of restraint, told what his detention on suspicion of production and sales of drugs is connected with. The investigation asks to arrest the jellyfish journalist for two months.

Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov said in the Nikulinsky court, where the issue of his measure of restraint is being decided, that he links the criminal prosecution to his investigations into the funeral industry. “It's because of the funeral business. I received threats,” the journalist said.

Subscribe to our YouTube Vladimir Pozner demanded to free the detained correspondent of Medusa Ivan Golunov. “The arrest of Ivan Golunov is a spit in the face of all Russian journalists. I do not wish me to be spitting in the face, ”the journalist said.

Police detained one person outside the building of the Nikulinsky District Court in Moscow, where journalists and people supporting Meduza correspondent Ivan Golunov had gathered. The court itself is now considering the issue of a measure of restraint for the journalist. The police made no attempt to detain anyone else. According to Meduza's correspondent, there are currently 300-400 people outside the courthouse. Two police vans arrived at the scene.