Those detained at the “Down with Tsar Putin” rally were released from the police department. China town

Earlier, Yekaterina Mochalova and two other activists were handcuffed to the bars of the Iberian Gates and unfurled a banner reading “Down with Tsar Putin.” All three were detained and taken to the Kitay-gorod police department.

Yekaterina Mochalova and two other activists were handcuffed to the bars of the Iberian Gates and unfurled a banner reading “Down with Tsar Putin.” All three were detained and, probably, taken to the Kitay-gorod police department. Mochalova's phone is unavailable.

Who came up with the “Police Verification Day”? The team that was formed after the “Day of Verification of Documents”. They united in the framework of the light - the united group of public observers, and among them there are representatives of Transpenseri, youth human rights traffic and just civilian activists. Why did you hold these shares - “Documents Verification Day”, “Day of Verification of the Department”?

Photo by Arthur Abashev Introductory - civil monitoring of the work of police department, initiated by the youth human rights movement, the Center of Transpensers Internet - P, the united group of public observers (light), with the support of the Moscow Helsinki group.

Who came up with “Police Department Inspection Day”? The team that was formed after the “Document Verification Day”. They united within the framework of OGON - the United Group of Public Observers, and also among them there are representatives of Transparency, the Youth Human Rights Movement and simply civil activists. Why did you hold these events - “Document Inspection Day”, “Branch Inspection Day”?

(c) @sasha_drook https://twitter.com/sasha_drook/status/307062103674605569/photo/1 Within the framework of this action, experienced activists and those who have passed the appropriate briefing recruits of civil control visited the police departments in order to clarify the availability, information security and fitness for the needs of citizens.

The Moscow City Internal Affairs Directorate proposes to punish organizers of protests for indicating an inaccurate number of possible participants On February 27, “Business-FM” reported on a new initiative of the leadership of the Moscow Main Internal Affairs Directorate: “The head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow, Anatoly Yakunin, proposed to hold accountable the organizers of actions in which fewer people participated than planned, RIA Novosti reports.