The latter go to the Taganskoye, Arbat, and Basmannoye police departments. Detailed lists of detainees are updated in the article at the link: http://ovdinfo.org/article/zaderzhaniya-v-moskve-18-iyulya-2013-goda

The latter go to the Taganskoye, Arbat, Basmannoe police stations. Detailed lists of detainees are updated in the article at the link: http://ovdinfo.org/article/zaderzhaniya-v-moskve-18-iyulya-2013-goda

OVD Presnya (21 people): Anna Frachtman, Andrei Pinchuk, Sergey Yakimenko, Georgy Kolpakov, Vladimir Ulyanov, Andrei Gorobchenko, Alexey Mishin, Roman Popkov, Yaroslav Nesterov, Alexander Makarov, Vladimir Vaitin, Konstantin Yankauskas, Alexander Orlov, Nikita Lukyanov, Yevgeny Sangadzhiev, Ruslan Rafikov, Tatiana Yamaleeva, Veniamin Volkov, Dmitry Abramov, Sergey Sokolov, Vladimir Zaikin. At first they refused to allow lawyers to see the detainees.

In the city of Tarusa, Kaluga Region, Kirill Velikanov and Inna Shulzhenko were detained today at a picket in support of Alexei Navalny. Both detainees are currently at large.

Detained: Alexander Patashov, Evgeniy Denisov, Sergei Vasyukov, Nikolai Mardyanov, Yuri Popkov, Yuri Buzila, Victoria Dorovina, Ekaterina Parkhomenko, Lynn Reida, Nammy Mix UPD: Pavel Botov was also detained.

Ekaterina Maldon, who was detained again, was taken to the Kitay-Gorod police station.

Everyone was released from the Tverskoye police department, except for three minors. According to Yury Yurkin, police officers said that if the parents did not come for the minors, they would be sent to a special detention center. Meanwhile, in the Presnensky police department, lawyers are not allowed to see the detainees.

Information on paddy wagons: OVD Presnya: Abdullah Annata, Andrey Pinchuk, Sergey Yakimenko, Georgy Kolpakov, Vladimir Ulyanov, Andrey Gorobchenko, Alexey Mishin, Roman Popkov, Yaroslav Nesterov, Alexander Makarov, Vladimir Vaitin, Konstantin Yankauskas, Alexander Orlov, Nikita Lukyanov, Yevgeny Sangadzhiev, Ruslan Rafikov, Tatyana Yamaleeva, Veniamin Volkov, Dmitry Abramov, Sergey Sokolov, Vladimir Zaikin. Defenders are not allowed to those detained in the Presnensky Police Department.

This is reported by a group of assistance to detainees in St. Petersburg. The detentions began on Malaya Sadovaya Street, where a rally is taking place in connection with the sentencing of Alexei Navalny.

There are six people in one paddy wagon: Ekaterina Maldon, Vladimir Malyshev, Pavel Efimov, Lyubov Podoynitsyna, Artur Turinov, Alina Bykovskaya. Nine more people are in another paddy wagon: Viktor Rybochkin, Ivan Shatrazin, Pavel Medvedev, Sergei Shamatrin, Viktor Shmidt, Ilya Pavyshev, Alexander Smiorodov, Yuri Yurkin and one more person. Earlier, a paddy wagon with 21 detainees left for the Presnenskoye police station.

Among those detained: Abdullah Annata, Pinchuk Andrey, Yakimenko Sergey, Kolpakov Georgy, Ulyanov Vladimir, Horobchenko Andrey, Mishin Alexey, Popkov Roman, Nesterov Yaroslav, Makarov Alexander, Vaitin Vladimir, Yankauskas Konstantin, Orlov Alexander, Lukyanov Nikita, Sandadzhiev Evgeny, Abramov Dmitry , Ruslan Rafikov, Tatyana Yamaleeva.

Detained: Veniamin Volkov, Alexey Mishin, Evgeny Gadzhiev, Dmitry Abramov, Nikita Lukyanov, Andrey Gorobchenko, Vladimir Ulyanov, Georgy Kolpakov. On July 18, the day the verdict on Alexei Navalny was announced, a “people’s gathering” is taking place in the center of Moscow.

Ildar Yakupov and another person were detained. In the center of Moscow on July 18, the day the verdict on Alexei Navalny was announced, a "people's gathering" is being held.

In Kirov, after the sentencing of Alexei Navalny, civil activists marched from the court to SIZO No. 2, where Navalny was taken. The police started making arrests. Civil activists Artur Abashev and Nikolai Lyaskin were detained.

system Head of the Agora human rights center, member of the Human Rights Council under the President of the Russian Federation Pavel Chikov described the Russian judicial system “Novaya Gazeta”, July 15 “The period when the court was objective, independent, impartial was the first 20 years after the judicial reform of 1864. And then, the case of Vera Zasulich greatly clipped the wings of that reform. Neither before it, nor after it, nor in the 90s did we have an independent court.